Well most articles on HN work fine with JS disabled by default, apart from /show which usually has JS SPAs. To be honest, it is a pain sometimes having to temp

Well most articles on HN work fine with JS disabled by default, apart from /show which usually has JS SPAs. To be honest, it is a pain sometimes having to temporarily enable JS with uBo just to make a website work, but it's the price I pay for a modicum of privacy (and accessibility) on the web. I have good muscle memory though, and the act of enabling JS with uBo is so ingrained in me, that I often do it without much effort.