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I agree, most website can get rid of many JS files and will not make it less functional.

• usrn 4y ago
  The marketing team won't have their shiny graphs though.
  • pmoriarty 4y ago
    ...and think of all the tracking and fingerprinting they'd have to sacrifice.
• nerdponx 4y ago
  In a lot of cases, removing the JS would make the site more functional. Imagine how much nicer online shopping would be if you had mostly-static HTML pages.
• Veen 4y ago
  Functional for whom? Most websites exist to make money for the people who make them, including news sites. All that crap serves the publisher's functional goals.
  • elashri 4y ago
    I meant functional from technical side. But I get your point, It is just a wish more than a realistic view