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I regularly browse with JS switched off, with some sites white-listed. I would say it improves my browsing experience, no ads, lightning fast page loads, no CPU
by qwerta 14y ago
I regularly browse with JS switched off, with some sites white-listed. I would say it improves my browsing experience, no ads, lightning fast page loads, no CPU consumed by browser... Also it improves security as most attacks use JS at some form.
And I find requirement to have JS switched on pretty arrogant. Especially to blind people with braille-readers.