> As far as disabling JS... [...] it’s 2019. Ads, tracking, and things like Magecart are still a huge scourge. Meanwhile that SPA isn't such a big "value add"

> As far as disabling JS... [...] it’s 2019. Ads, tracking, and things like Magecart are still a huge scourge. Meanwhile that SPA isn't such a big "value add" to my life. I agree that devs working with JS need to be responsible, need to accept downsides and the upsides. And they've repeatedly proven they can't be trusted with this when business interests conflict. I realise this probably makes me a luddite, but blocking or tampering with JS, however crude that is, is one of the only avenues left for controlling web content as a consumer.