I do wonder for how many sites does this actually make sense to do. Take the number of users who use NoScript and are not willing to turn it off when the site doesn&#x27;t work without JS, and then take the subset from those who would actually be willing to pay for using the website. [1] Do these niche users really generate enough revenue to pay for the toolchain &amp; work culture changes necessary to have this progressive enhancement? What&#x27;s more, this group of users doesn&#x27;t even receive the charity boost that some other niche groups like the visually impaired might receive, that would lead to changes even without direct financial sense.<p>[1] Being NoScript users, they most likely also run some sort of ad blocker, so ad revenue from them is likely zero.