JS blocking does not mean "BAN ALL JAVASCRIPT GRRRR" it means "I will decide which sites can run code on my computer". So if you have a web app - a page that n

JS blocking does not mean "BAN ALL JAVASCRIPT GRRRR" it means "I will decide which sites can run code on my computer". So if you have a web app - a page that needs to run code to provide its value - you have to let it do that. But if you have a document that is strictly informative then REQUIRING that you run some code just to read some text is simply counter-intuitive. A document shouldn't need to run code to provide its value, NOR SHOULD IT DO SO TO LOOK NICE.