It's a bad thing to not work, unless the JS adds something fundamental. Like it's an actual web app that needs it. I run without whenever possible as the web is

It's a bad thing to not work, unless the JS adds something fundamental. Like it's an actual web app that needs it. I run without whenever possible as the web is surprisingly fast once again. Making me have JS on to show any text, or images, when it's just a news piece or blog post gets you a place in hosts and I'll never know if your site ever starts working sensibly. At least most single page SaaS sites work OK just with no Font Awesome icons. My tolerance these days is quite low. It was rather higher a few years ago as there were fewer overall annoyances. Now we have paywalls, adwalls, sites stupidly broken without JS, every damn blog wants to present a modal subscribe when you scroll a bit, and Cloudflare wants VPN users to fill in at least 1 captcha every page load [1]. JS is often there just to bombard me with more annoyance, ads and the 24 analytics packages that every page now seems to want. Often I find that the sites I visit often enough to trust a little, and would whitelist in NoScript don't actually need JS much. Most news sites for instance. Most product/service sites (though they lose a bit). [1] Cloudflare decided on Thu and Fri that not only did most sites need a CAPTCHA, but if they used a CDN that needed one too, separately. That's a first. Cloudflare need to die in a fire. Or at least stop being so damn hostile to VPN users.