Chances are I’m on your website for information, mostly text content. Which really doesn’t require JavaScript. So then, most JavaScript on the web is enabling

Chances are I’m on your website for information, mostly text content. Which really doesn’t require JavaScript. So then, most JavaScript on the web is enabling revenue generation rather than improving the user experience. So yeah, disabling JS is a proxy for, “don’t waste my time.” But I agree that it’s not inherently bad, but just mostly bad (for the user.)