Absolutely correct but I guess many innocent souls here will still think of it as a minor inconvenience, so let me explain: For some people it is not just abou

Absolutely correct but I guess many innocent souls here will still think of it as a minor inconvenience, so let me explain: For some people it is not just about annoying ads; for those people paid or unpaid work (or something else, I'm not here to judge) takes them to sites where you'd rather not be surfing with js enabled. Remember: Client-side JS is a way for whoever controls the server side to execute code on your machine. Disabling JS instantly removes whole classes of nasty exploits.