[grinich]

How many people actually disable Javascript in their browser?

I'm curious, because I find it essential to do almost anything online nowadays. Even voting on HN uses ajax.

[buro9]

I run NoScript in Firefox and only sites I've specified have JavaScript enabled, and usually only for files served by that domain.

So I guess I'd count as someone with JavaScript disabled for the vast majority of sites where I am just reading something and not wanting to interact with the page.

[enomar]

About 2-3% of people.

http://visualrevenue.com/blog/2007/08/eu-and-us-javascript-d...

[stanleydrew]

I use Chrome's built-in javascript blocking. It's simple and gets the job done. Best of all, my whitelist is synced across all my Chrome instances, including fresh installs.

[DrSprout]

I use NoScript. HN and GA are both whitelisted.