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Will any user disable JavaScript in mobile browsers like iphone, android? even if the device is capable?

On desktop websites, we always think "what if the user has disabled JavaScript", and we try to make our code properly decomposable so that we can at least display important information.

But should we think the same in mobile browsers? Is there a reason to disable javascript in mobile browsers? Are there any securtiy threats via JavaScript for mobile sites?

http://hubpages.com/hub/How-to-enable-disable-JavaScript-on-the-Droid-Android-phone

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Of course, there is some security risk with JavaScript on mobile phones - if that wasn't the case, you could be sure that desktop browsers would have the same security! But mobile users most likely have JavaScript, because, especially on the iPhone, it must be behind Flash or Silverlight functionality. JS is also used to provide authentic interfacial controls for web applications and therefore has an even greater added value.

Of course, it is ideal for supporting users without JavaScript. If possible, you should absolutely strive for this, if dynamic interactions are not so integral to your service that you cannot avoid it.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/892592/

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