the point is it makes enabling js slightly just a click more annoying, which force you to unconsciously use sites that work fine without. you seen to spend tim

the point is it makes enabling js slightly just a click more annoying, which force you to unconsciously use sites that work fine without. you seen to spend time here, so you'd pay the security price and that's it. not having js on by default is for the 95pct of domains you hit everyday to read a single paragraph and never return.