Yes but that&#x27;s annoying when you want JS enabled to view something like a slideshow on a web page. Swiping from one image to the other requires JS, and you need to go into settings and turn it on. Then remember to turn it off again.<p>And you might not even know there&#x27;s a gallery to view, because without JS the fallback might be a single image rather than a prompt to swipe the slideshow.<p>When the simple act of swiping within a web page requires JS, you&#x27;re crippling your own experience. Not to mention all the other JS-powered functions on a page. Adding things to a shopping cart etc, is much more user friendly with JS enabled.