> Nobody that pays for developer time in 2018 is going to optimize their site for people that go out of their way to willfully turn off part of the stack. It's

> Nobody that pays for developer time in 2018 is going to optimize their site for people that go out of their way to willfully turn off part of the stack. It's not gonna happen. FWIW it takes less developer time to make a decent website without Javascript. Javascript also introduces risks that are non existent in static pages. Now if theese JS sites were super snappy and worked well offline etc I'd say probably wort it. But I guess they are often worse that a plain old web page. - someone who has created static and dynamic webpages since late last millenium