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You've made the mistake of thinking that turning on javascript gives you a better user experience. On most websites, it degrades the experience. On those where
by mike-cardwell 16y ago
You've made the mistake of thinking that turning on javascript gives you a better user experience. On most websites, it degrades the experience. On those where I see no worthwhile improvement, I don't enable it. It's a judgement call.
Very few websites give you a substantial improvement in user experience by enabling javascript.