Allow to use `<noscript>` html tag instead of rewriting it to span

[VityaSchel]

Describe the problem

I'm trying to style tag so that it has pointer-events-none when a peer element (checkbox) is checked, which would be a nice way of having a javascript-less alert about disabled javascript, however svelte rewrites noscript tag to and the class does not apper at all

<input class="peer hidden" type="checkbox" />
<noscript class="peer-checked:pointer-events-none">
content
</noscript>

this is converted to

<span class="yzhee768w" style="display: inline !important;">
</span>

If I wanted to check for javascript runtime I would use browser but I need to check for JavaScript support in browser.

Describe the proposed solution

perhaps <noscript rewrite="false"></noscript>? I could use {@html} but I don't want to stringify into html everything inside of the tag, I just want the tag to be rendered as that's all

Importance

would make my life easier

[paoloricciuti]

For you info, browser will be false until Javascript actually loads in the page. noscript only works if the user directly disable Javascript but if the user has slow internet connection or the module fails to load you will still have no javascript but noscript will not be "triggered"

[7nik]

Please provide a reproduction. I cannot reproduce replacing <noscript> with another element. Neither in REPL, nor in a local project.
Also note, on the client its content is ignored (so the element can be empty) because the content is never displayed when JS is enabled. But the server renders the entire content.

[elliott-with-the-longest-name-on-github]

Closing as I cannot reproduce and there is no reproduction in the issue.

If you can create a reproduction in https://svelte.dev/repl that we can use to debug the issue, feel free to file another!

[VityaSchel]

Sorry I just realized the "span" tag was rendered by ublock origin, not ssr. You see, Firefox does not have easy way of disabling JavaScript on one specific page like Chrome does, so I was testing whether my website works fine without JavaScript using ublock origin's feature to block all scripts and it was actually that extension that was replacing "noscript" tag with "span" with display: inline-block (because if it wasn't disabling that, noscript would be filtered out by browser, because technically scripts are still enabled just blocked by ublock origin layer). I discovered this while working on react project on Vite and I confirmed that if I disable javascript via browser settings I get noscript tag. Sorry for bothering you and hopefully everyone learned something new today :)