The problem with JS is not interactivity but a lot of aggressively annoying advertisement and data grabbing which usually comes along JS. My solution is to us

The problem with JS is not interactivity but a lot of aggressively annoying advertisement and data grabbing which usually comes along JS. My solution is to use different browsers. My default browser has JS turned off. If I encounter a possibly interesting site which requires JS then I use another browser for that. This solution keeps my default browser clean without need to configure any JS blocker.