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Gene Wirchenko
A lot of sites don't work without JavaScript enabled. But many work
well enough. It's a matter of playing the odds. The more sites you go
to with JavaScript disabled by default, the less likely it is that
you'll get some sort of malware from them.
Sure I often have to enable JS, but only after I've seen the site first.
If it looks dodgy, I just leave. And often I can still click on a few
links or read an article without JS. It's rare I'll enable JS if I just
need one thing from a site.
This is my experience, too. There are a lot of sites. Few
really need the JavaScript.
Sincerely,
Gene Wirchenko