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**Summary:**

X (formerly Twitter) is requiring JavaScript to use its platform. Users with JavaScript disabled or using an unsupported browser are being blocked from accessing the site and directed to the Help Center for a list of supported browsers.

**News Article:**

**X (Formerly Twitter) Now Requires JavaScript, Blocking Users with Disabled Scripting**

**SAN FRANCISCO, CA –** Users attempting to access X, the platform formerly known as Twitter, are now encountering a message stating that JavaScript is required to continue using the service. Individuals with JavaScript disabled in their browsers, or those using browsers deemed “unsupported” by the company, are being blocked from accessing the site.

The message displayed to affected users states, “We’ve detected that JavaScript is disabled in this browser. Please enable JavaScript or switch to a supported browser to continue using x.com.” Users are directed to the X Help Center for a list of supported browsers.

The move is a significant shift for the platform, as it effectively excludes users who prioritize security or privacy by disabling JavaScript. JavaScript is a scripting language widely used on the web to create dynamic and interactive content. However, it can also be a source of security vulnerabilities and privacy concerns.

X Corp. has not yet issued an official statement explaining the reasoning behind the JavaScript requirement. Speculation suggests the move may be related to combating bots, improving site functionality, or implementing new features.

The change is already generating discussion and concern among users, with some expressing frustration over the limited browser choices and potential privacy implications. Others are questioning whether this decision will disproportionately affect users in regions with limited access to updated browsers or those who rely on specific accessibility tools.

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