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And on top of that, some redirect you to another page to display the no-js-warning. Then you enable JS for the site and reload but will get the same warning be

And on top of that, some redirect you to another page to display the no-js-warning. Then you enable JS for the site and reload but will get the same warning because you're no longer on the page you visited... I think it is mod_pagespeed that's doing this, kinda silly.

J_Darnley 11y ago
NoScript, at least, has an option to catch and stop redirects of this kind. They can be quite funny when you can see a perfectly loaded page that wants to send you elsewhere.