React is as plebeian as it gets, is the mass-adopted industrial tooling. It's a rote boring and commonplace way of doing software. I generally agree that most

React is as plebeian as it gets, is the mass-adopted industrial tooling. It's a rote boring and commonplace way of doing software. I generally agree that most sites are pretty bad, are way too big & usually with poor data-architectures (over fetching, re fetching, poor or no data caching). Data storage is notably something React nor very few other things have tried to tackle. GraphQL made a forray & for a while seemed ascendant but it's moment seems to be passing. The core issue of client-server model is still pretty informally handled. But even that has nothing to do with the very obvious & bad issue, that many sites are loaded with obnoxious & heavyweight & surveiling ad payloads. But it's unclear to me again what React has to do with this. (Especially as few of these as systems use React.)