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2. Hey, thanks!
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Wow. JavaScript is so ubiquitous now, that running NoScript must be like television without ... television. I mean, NoScript makes sense -- there are any number of scams that require JavaScript to be active -- but so much online content, online experience, now relies on it.
Most JS is bad JS. Activating it when needed on some sites (such as interacting w/ some buttons) is pretty quick. Plus you can whitelist certain things like Disqus and common sites.
Overall the security/speed benefits are worth it.
Probably true, and as often as you say. Here are two counterexamples:
http://arachnoid.com/mandelbrot_set/index.html#Mandelbrot_Ge...