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You don't have to view a web page as the author intended. I also use NoScript and the text looks like it is all there and I even block all third-party requests

You don't have to view a web page as the author intended. I also use NoScript and the text looks like it is all there and I even block all third-party requests using RequestPolicy (I don't see any of their images). The pages that use javascript just to turn off a "display: none" are the really offensive ones.

Istof 12y ago
When they use javascript to turn off "display: none", it can sometime be part of a feature that is useful, and not a way to annoy the user (or display ads or whatever)