By Peter Wilson on October 29, 2014 Curious, disabling JavaScript unbreaks Taco Bell‘s breaking of the web. They really know how to internets. Previous Note Note: Hi Boston.My hotel is very you. Next Note Note: I am in a Boston bar watching the decider in a… 3 responses to “Note: Curious, disabling JavaScript unbreaks Taco B…” @pwcc hah. “permanent” redirect done in JS at top of page instead of say, just replacing the site and being done with it Reply @dawnstarau I suspect something is up. Either they don’t want to lose their SEO or bringing back the site by “popular demand” Reply @pwcc the js has some badly written “mobile browser” detection. I suspect the former in terms of SEO (won’t save them as gbot renders js) Reply Leave a Reply Cancel replyYour email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *Comment * Name * Email * Website Δ This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed.
@pwcc hah. “permanent” redirect done in JS at top of page instead of say, just replacing the site and being done with it Reply
@dawnstarau I suspect something is up. Either they don’t want to lose their SEO or bringing back the site by “popular demand” Reply
@pwcc the js has some badly written “mobile browser” detection. I suspect the former in terms of SEO (won’t save them as gbot renders js) Reply
3 responses to “Note: Curious, disabling JavaScript unbreaks Taco B…”
@pwcc hah. “permanent” redirect done in JS at top of page instead of say, just replacing the site and being done with it
@dawnstarau I suspect something is up. Either they don’t want to lose their SEO or bringing back the site by “popular demand”
@pwcc the js has some badly written “mobile browser” detection. I suspect the former in terms of SEO (won’t save them as gbot renders js)