> I honestly didn't think anyone browsed the web without javascript enabled. Not very common in the general population. But there are those (mostly software de

> I honestly didn't think anyone browsed the web without javascript enabled. Not very common in the general population. But there are those (mostly software developers) who prefer to be in control what code they run on their computers. I know one person who does most browsing using lynx. That is certainly extreme, but extensions like NoScript and uMatrix (has gone out of maintenance recently) certainly have their user base.