I came to these comments to see if it was mostly webshit programmers complaining about the horror that would be unleashed if JS had limits, and I was not disapp

I came to these comments to see if it was mostly webshit programmers complaining about the horror that would be unleashed if JS had limits, and I was not disappointed. A lot of people use their phones to access the Internet and have hard data caps, and webpages don't need to load several MB of JS to display 55k of text. There's certainly use cases for JS that justify that amount of script to load, but shoving ads, trackers, and widgets aren't those uses.