I usually browse with JS only turned on for top level domains that I visit, then manually turn on the media domains that feed pictures or video, if I want to co

I usually browse with JS only turned on for top level domains that I visit, then manually turn on the media domains that feed pictures or video, if I want to consume that media. If I frequent the site, I white list it. I enjoy the faster load times for most sites, less battery drain, no auto-playing videos, etc. It took awhile to get used to, but now its just the way to surf (for me) nowadays.