Nice ideas, but the “No JavaScript by default” is probably a mistake. Like it or not, most sites use JavaScript these days, and blocking it will often give you

Nice ideas, but the “No JavaScript by default” is probably a mistake. Like it or not, most sites use JavaScript these days, and blocking it will often give you pages that are subtly and strangely broken, and if the end user is not a web expert, they might not realise they need to turn on JavaScript to fix it. I’m not unsympathetic, I ran Firefox with the NoScript extension for years, but I eventually had to give it up, because I’d have to spend time figuring out what to unblock on most new sites I’d visit, just to make the them render properly.