&gt; There&#x27;s something to be said for supporting accessibility, and I completely endorse that, but if you turn javascript off because you want to, don&#x27;t complain when you can&#x27;t read or use a modern website.<p>&gt; The web uses javascript. Get used to it.<p>There&#x27;s absolutely no reason to require the execution of potentially malicious code in order to read an article.  Yes, web <i>apps</i> require JavaScript (and I don&#x27;t use very many of them, for precisely that reason), but a web <i>page</i>, that is a resource fetched via HTTP (the hyper<i>text</i> transfer protocol) and encoded in HTML (hyper<i>text</i> markup language), simply doesn&#x27;t and shouldn&#x27;t.<p>The Internet is about communication; it&#x27;s about the exchange of information.