[steviedotboston]

Yes that's something I need to work on. Basically if you disable JS browser side, the browser ignores the <script> tags and loads the content of <noscript>

remove-js.com just strips out the <script> tags, so the noscript tag remains, it just doesn't know to do anything.

[charrondev]

Might be worth adding another small script to iterate through the <noscript > tags and unwrap them.