Did you even read the linked page? People turning off JS is one of 8 reasons given. In my experience (never turning off javascript) it's pretty reasonable. My w

Did you even read the linked page? People turning off JS is one of 8 reasons given. In my experience (never turning off javascript) it's pretty reasonable. My work firewall sometimes blocks CDNs, so any website not serving their JS from their own domain may not load properly. I often browse on my phone on a train. Reception is patchy at best. You load websites during short windows of opportunity. Maybe you don't care about people who turn off javascript, but perhaps you should care about people at work and people on phones.