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Does phpMyAdmin still support no-JavaScript mode? #20530
When I turn off JavaScript, phpMyAdmin becomes almost unusable. There are several fallbacks in the code for when JS is disabled, but is this just a remnant of the past or is this still a supported way of using phpMyAdmin?
I would like that it works without JS but it requires so much works I think we are past that era
It is still worth fixing some small things as it will improve reflow effects while JS loads
is this just a remnant of the past or is this still a supported way of using phpMyAdmin?
I think it's both. It's definitely something that has stopped receiving support for some time in the past, but it's something that I care about. I refactored a lot of pages using the progressive enhancement strategy to reduce the dependency on JS, but there's still a lot of work to do.
I think that at least the most basic functionality must work with JS disabled.
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liviuconcioiu commentedon Oct 17, 2026
This is related, in case you did not see it. #12788
liviuconcioiu commentedon Oct 17, 2026
I think the big downside, is the sidebar not able to resize. Probably a CSS hack will work.
williamdes commentedon Oct 17, 2026
I would like that it works without JS but it requires so much works I think we are past that era
It is still worth fixing some small things as it will improve reflow effects while JS loads
MauricioFauth commentedon Oct 18, 2026
I think it's both. It's definitely something that has stopped receiving support for some time in the past, but it's something that I care about. I refactored a lot of pages using the progressive enhancement strategy to reduce the dependency on JS, but there's still a lot of work to do.
I think that at least the most basic functionality must work with JS disabled.