> NoScript [is] too much of a burden for everyday use. No it is not. It actually removes most of the burden from my daily browsing. Modern web is mostly a bu

> NoScript [is] too much of a burden for everyday use. No it is not. It actually removes most of the burden from my daily browsing. Modern web is mostly a bunch of obstacles between the user and the information, and with NoScript (or xombrero in my case) the user skips over that. I believe most of the users don't care about layouts, transitions, syncing between tabs, etc, it's all designers' and marketers' caprice.