As described, rather than disabling js you may want to look into something more complicated, because if you do then the <noscript> side is going to kick in. I

As described, rather than disabling js you may want to look into something more complicated, because if you do then the <noscript> side is going to kick in. I think the noscript solution offers less data collection but can still be reverse proxied (try for yourself on the page).