When I was making my color picker (0xrgb.com) - I did it with NoScript in mind as well. I agree that whenever it&#x27;s possible the websites should deliver content without javascript or flash.<p>However the web now seems to be both - web sites and web apps. If you run a blog or a news online magazine - it&#x27;s still a good old web site. It would be nice to have semantic markup and not depend on javascript that much.<p>But if you&#x27;re writing a web app - that&#x27;s becoming tricky. Semantic markup becomes a burden, since all you naturally want is a hierarchy of nested divs&#x2F;flexboxes with styles (as in any other GUI framework where you have views and layouts, and not text-related &quot;articles&quot;, &quot;links&quot;, &quot;ordered lists&quot;, &quot;headlines&quot;, etc).<p>I always had a feeling that web apps is something out of this nature - they try to adopt cumbersome markup language, unsuitable layout engine and slowish programming language to create modern interactive GUIs. And I think since it is all too unnatural - we have this endless race of changing frontend frameworks, languages and technologies seeking for a better way to achieve the goal despire of these broken HTML&#x2F;CSS&#x2F;JS. There&#x27;s been some progress, for sure, but it still feels like writing AI in assembler or UNIX command-line tools in C#.