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I browse with javascript disabled, at first I thought, most websites would be unusable, but I barely feel the difference on most sites. Bonus: Pages load way f
by sebastianavina 12y ago
I browse with javascript disabled, at first I thought, most websites would be unusable, but I barely feel the difference on most sites.
Bonus: Pages load way faster.
- okasaki 12y agoMost websites (eg. youtube, github, reddit) are unusable without javascript. HN is a rare exception, but even here, the search doesn't work at all without javascript.
- sebastianavina 12y agoI use scriptblock https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/scriptblock/hcdjknjpbnhdoabbngpmfekaecnpajba https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/scriptblock/hcdjkn... I have youtube and google allowed for javascript. Reddit browses very fast, ImgUr is kind of a headache because it doesnt load all images, but both are usable. Bonus point, the extension doesnt work on incognito,so if you want to see certain website, launch it in an incognito window to browse it quickly. The only major problem with reddit, is that I can not comment... but I can live with that, and when I feel the need to make a comment, I just allow the site temporaly.
- userbinator 12y agoThose are sites that most people know about and use frequently (maybe not Github), just like Facebook, but that's a very different thing than "most websites". There are tons of other smaller sites that don't need JS at all. I have it off by default (whitelist), and most of the sites I come across just as search results don't need it to show the information I'm looking for.