[don-code]

I've noticed there's a behavior of newer React apps, to load the static text "You need to enable JavaScript to run this app" (or similar). It'd be nice if they could instead use this feature to gate rendering the page, as I assume that plugins like NoScript would be implemented to ignore it entirely and render whatever static content is there.

It'd for sure still be up to content designers to degrade gracefully.

[csswizardry]

This, generally, is avoidable hand-over-fist. `NoScript` isn’t a plugin—it’s older than most web developers.

[ycombinatrix]

>"I've noticed there's a behavior of newer React apps, to load the static text "You need to enable JavaScript to run this app" (or similar)."

There's an HTML "<noscript>" tag that works perfectly well...