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I consider it a feature to not be able to 'access the modern web' when the 'modern web' requires tens of MB of JS crap trying to track me. Very, very few sites
by craftyguy 8y ago
I consider it a feature to not be able to 'access the modern web' when the 'modern web' requires tens of MB of JS crap trying to track me. Very, very few sites I use are completely broken with JS disabled, so the default policy is to disable it. Having a cli browser that doesn't support it doesn't seem like a bad thing. If a new site doesn't load, tough luck for them.