Honest question: why do you turn off js? it's usually very unlikely for js to be able do anything remotely malicious, specially with the sandboxed model of Chro

Honest question: why do you turn off js? it's usually very unlikely for js to be able do anything remotely malicious, specially with the sandboxed model of Chrome. I used to use NoScript with Firefox, but at some point I realized it was completely pointless and more of an annoyance than anything else and ditched it. I've never seen js compromise my machine since then. (Flash and Java are a different story though, I wouldn't be comfortable with those always enabled)