> I decided to go one step further with my personal site and eliminate all JS completely. I don't get enough traffic to make any kind of analytics or ad code wo

> I decided to go one step further with my personal site and eliminate all JS completely. I don't get enough traffic to make any kind of analytics or ad code worthwhile. I did the same a little while ago; if I want stats, I'll render them from the access logs, webalizer-style[^1]. Static HTML, with inlined CSS and SVG can get ridiculously fast on today's network, so if you don't have any actual reasons for JS (there are a lot of things CSS can do these days), just leave it behind. (You can also safely leave fonts, Google Analytics and all those external monsters behind.) Here's my summary on the experience of moving from WordPress to static HTML for longetivity and robustness: https://petermolnar.net/going-static https://petermolnar.net/going-static [^1]: http://www.webalizer.org/ http://www.webalizer.org/