I browse using Brave, with JavaScript disabled by default and full "shields up" on every site. Anecdotally I would say that 10% of the web is unusable, another

I browse using Brave, with JavaScript disabled by default and full "shields up" on every site. Anecdotally I would say that 10% of the web is unusable, another 20% is barely usable... but to my utter surprise the other 70% is functional to some basic level. The one I am most impressed with is Amazon. I am not an Amazon fan at all, and try to avoid shopping there or using their services, but when I do happen to need something in a small quantity and fast Amazon are very good, and so when I visited recently it took me a while to comprehend that the site looked right, felt right, hadn't degraded the experience to any shocking degree, and was fully functional even without JavaScript and 3rd party cookies, etc. There is still a lot to be said for the very simple approach of make it all in HTML on the server first, and only use JavaScript to add small enrichments that can only be done in the client.