A pious stance, for sure. Yet I'm convinced you probably do enable js for various payment portals and govt/financial websites, and they often tend to go blank

A pious stance, for sure. Yet I'm convinced you probably do enable js for various payment portals and govt/financial websites, and they often tend to go blank or loop out far more than the average site. Apart from carefully cultivating a working noscript over years, the simplest solution may be to use a different browser for these sorts of interactions. Reminds me to backup my whitelist. It's actually quite valuable.