What happens to the <noscript> element when scripting is enabled?

When scripting is enabled, the <noscript> element's content is ignored by the browser.

If the browser supports scripting and it is enabled, the content within the <noscript> element is not rendered or displayed. This is because the primary content, which relies on scripts, is expected to function correctly, making the fallback content unnecessary.

<noscript>
  <p>JavaScript is required to view this content.</p>
</noscript>