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by userbinator
3859 days ago
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I happen to know 3 (two of which I convinced into doing so --- and they're not even what I'd consider "advanced users"), and I am one myself. The majority of informational sites are actually quite usable without JS. I'd say "the browsing equivalent of running only RMS-approved software" would be never allowing JS, but I'm more pragmatic and only enable it if necessary, for the sites I trust and must use. |
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