#Javascript is the motorcar of the web. It enabled many things to be done in a web browser that couldn't be done with just HTML/CSS (although some like media embedding now can). But like cars, it came with a whole bunch of negative externalities. Too often URLs now point to 'scriptsites', not websites, where even text and static images can't be browsed with JS turned off.
#MakeJavascriptOptional
@strypey that's not the same, there's plenty good to moderate(manual blocking) websites that doesn't abuse JavaScript.
@aa you might like all sites running #fediverse apps, which *all* depend on JS?
@aa sure. Along the same lines; don't want to be spied on? #StopUsingComputers