I dont think I've heard of anyone avoiding JS completely. TFA mentions using JS. My approach is to use the NoScript extension and only allowlist the minimum to

I dont think I've heard of anyone avoiding JS completely. TFA mentions using JS. My approach is to use the NoScript extension and only allowlist the minimum to get web apps to run. Most news sites work fine (i.e. are readable) without JS, so often I just see faster page load times and decreased data transfer. Even fewer ads and decreased tracking are great too, but secondary benefits. I don't think my browsing habits are different since adopting this approach. I use NoScript to cut the junk and improve the experience.