I have JavaScript disabled by default and enable it on my bookmarks and when necessary on random new websites I visit. I have no problem turning on JS for a we

I have JavaScript disabled by default and enable it on my bookmarks and when necessary on random new websites I visit. I have no problem turning on JS for a web app. I understand Google Maps just couldn't really work how it's expected to without JS. Same for web email clients, or games, or office suits. But if your "app" is just a progressively-enhanced list of posts (e.g., a blog), there is no justification for forced JS usage. Sorry Mastodon. Running JS is a privilege for those with the computing power (or battery capacity) to spare, and turns the browser into the biggest risk vector on whatever machine that browser is installed on.