Something else I wonder about is what this increasing focus on JS is doing to accessibility. Many sites won't even render with JS turned off; the no-JS version

Something else I wonder about is what this increasing focus on JS is doing to accessibility. Many sites won't even render with JS turned off; the no-JS version of them are only optimized for search robots - not human beings who rely on accessibility tools! Is it just me, or is this so-called development moving us farther away from good accessibility instead of closer?