I don't do this for when JS is disabled; I do this because networks are unreliable, especially cellular ones. JS on websites is growing in number of files and i

I don't do this for when JS is disabled; I do this because networks are unreliable, especially cellular ones. JS on websites is growing in number of files and in number of bytes. If your JS is at the bottom of the page and has to download and execute before the page is usable, users on cellular networks in particular can be looking at an unusable page for a significant number of seconds.