Do you really?<p>See, I don&#x27;t agree with this - it&#x27;s like saying as a site-owner, you need to cater to people who disable JavaScript, or who use Ghostery.<p>Sure, you can cater to them if you like (or if you think they&#x27;re a sizeable portion of your audience). But if I was using one of those two, I certainly wouldn&#x27;t go whine to a site owner and say &quot;Your site doesn&#x27;t work for me!&quot;. It&#x27;s my choice to use those products.<p>Likewise for ad-blockers - sure, I use ad-blockers. But if a site breaks for me, I don&#x27;t go whine to that site owner. I just choose to either disable the ad-blocker for that site (if the site has content I want), or I just don&#x27;t frequent that site (if it doesn&#x27;t).<p>Disabling JavaScript, or using an ad-blocker is an elective thing that some people choose to do (whether for paranoia, or because ads annoy them). It&#x27;s not like say, accessibility for colour-blind people or people using a screen-reader, who can&#x27;t really choose their disabilities. I have sympathy for people with disabilities (I myself am hard-of-hearing), however, I have less sympathy for people who disable JavaScript or use ad-blockers (Note that I myself use one - but if it breaks something, I debug it myself).