There is nothing you can do. Some websites are built to work without JavaScript. These are usually sites built old school way - dynamic HTML generated on the se

There is nothing you can do. Some websites are built to work without JavaScript. These are usually sites built old school way - dynamic HTML generated on the server. Still a majority of internet websites I assume. The new trend is single page web apps and websites with heavy use of JavaScript and they don't really work if you disable JS. So it depends on which websites you usually visit. Depending on that you might or might not require JS.