Quite the opposite actually, it's a much better experience. I avoid many of the annoyances one can encounter on a daily basis. Most of us are likely not outrig

Quite the opposite actually, it's a much better experience. I avoid many of the annoyances one can encounter on a daily basis. Most of us are likely not outright disabling, we're white-listing, it's a big difference and IMHO the best way to browse. It's an approach that basically considers the user experience on all websites to be hostile until you decide to grant them some trust. Given that many websites do implement hostile user experiences, it works out perfect. A blog is a collection of documents and there's no reason to require JavaScript just to view them, the web was specifically designed for displaying documents.