[MatthiasPortzel]

It's a super weird phenomenon. These people (who are mostly not web developers) have enough of a technical understanding of how websites work to disable a huge part of the browser, that they think shouldn't be needed, and then complain about websites not working.

From a web developer's perspective, it doesn't make any sense to me because JS is just one part of the web standard. If you're not going to support it, then why do you expect any websites to work?

It's like if I deleted gcc from a linux machine and then tried to build a package, and then complained that it wasn't building, because "it shouldn't use C." Well, C is an expected part of the operating system and so the package author has decided to use it. You've broken your system.