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It gets tedious as you need to keep enabling JS on sites that require them, which is quite a bit. Some sites don't even show anything with JS disabled, worse, s
by mekster 6y ago
It gets tedious as you need to keep enabling JS on sites that require them, which is quite a bit. Some sites don't even show anything with JS disabled, worse, still nothing until cookies/local storage is allowed.
You'd have a better experience using ad blocker than killing JS.