[holtalanm]

just curious -- in what situation would your average user not have javascript turned on?

[rubbingalcohol]

It's hostile to the user to require javascript for non-app pages that don't need it.

[SquareWheel]

Your average user? Almost never.

[acdha]

It's becoming more common as people use aggressive blockers but the main reason to care about it is that JavaScript breaks fairly regularly. On LTE, I see pages where a simple HTML display would work but a JavaScript loader failed on first load generally a couple of times a day.

[toastal]

With uMatrix I'm often without the necessary script to load basic static content. I love JavaScript and PWAs, but many sites aren't an application so I don't want extra scripts running who knows what.