How can I install MediaWiki on a web server and sure users will not receive JavaScript?
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There's no option to do so currently, is there a specific reason why you would want to do that? In theory you could have your webserver block all load.php requests that don't contain "only=styles" in them...
In the context of writing a new edit conflict interface, we ran into the question of how many editors have javascript turned off or unsupported, and couldn't answer using the statistics here. We're planning to deploy Gerrit change 577299, which should give those numbers for the EditPage specifically. I'll post our results here when available.
Those users are very rare, and should be treated as precious gems…
@Quiddity It looks like you latest edit duplicated a bunch of content. Section 7 being the same as 2, 8 the same as 3, etc. Or maybe they are different and I'm missing something?
Some time ago I ran an experiment which measured (as a placebo thing) how often loading a script fails. The details are in the CORS blocking metrics wikitech-l thread, but it was in the 0.1% range. This is a lower estimate - the measurement itself was done via JS so certain kinds of JS loading failures might have prevented the logging from happening at all. Nevertheless, it is maybe of interest - for me it was a surprisingly high ratio.
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