Comment by drtgh
2 years ago
I'm not the author.
The html sourcecode shows the content of the table is not served within the page, but is added on page load through javascript by formatting a json requested file. I changed the browser's user-agent to chrome and the same page was served (though the link to git shows it's an static page). My guess is may be chromium is not disabling javascript.
PS: I'm a Firefox user too, I always browse with Javascript disabled by uMatrix (in addition to uBlockOrigin), I only enable it when the web deserves it and leaving disabled third domains js loads almost always.
I'm the author and I can confirm. The website will not work with JS disabled simply because it's a static HTML "skeleton" page loading JSON tables with JS and populating a <table> element. If it's working then it means you must have JS enabled. I don't plan to add support for browsers without JS, but the JSON tables have all the information you need anyway, and those are just static files (e.g. https://syscalls.mebeim.net/db/x86/64/x64/latest/table.json).