At 12:09 PM 6/8/01, you wrote: >Actually, can you pass along a source that gives these kinds of numbers. >That sounds really high. > ><snip> > >on 6/8/01 2:40 PM, Bill Mason at data at data1701d.com wrote: > > > But of course now when I and the 10-20% (pick your favorite source) of > > those surfing with JS turned off cruise by, we don't see most of the page > > content. Bummer. Well I see all sorts of attempts to quantify it and the results vary a lot, so I don't really keep track of the sources. The only one I can think of offhand is thecounter.com, which in a traffic study of March 2001 cited 20% of surfers not using JavaScript. http://www.thecounter.com/stats/2001/March/javas.html 20% is probably the highest number I ever ran across. Most anything else I read reported 10-15%. Bill Mason data at data1701d.com Dateline: Starfleet http://www.data1701d.com http://profile.guru.com/billmason