Thanks for your response -- I think you're probably right, but alot of JS's slowness seems to just be all the junk a typical page needs to pull in via HTTPS for

Thanks for your response -- I think you're probably right, but alot of JS's slowness seems to just be all the junk a typical page needs to pull in via HTTPS for all the ads, frameworks and what not. Also videos that autostart themselves, obnoxious pop-ups that take your full screen up after you scroll 20% into an article, etc. That's not necessarily JS's fault. Also algorithms wouldn't help there. :p