There are several reasons someone might prefer to use websites that work without JS: - The page will load noticeably faster (and likely be faster in a number o

There are several reasons someone might prefer to use websites that work without JS: - The page will load noticeably faster (and likely be faster in a number of other ways). - The semantics are more predictable (buttons, links, scrolling, text selection, find-in-page, etc. all behave the same as on other websites). - The page will work in Tor Browser's "maximum security" setting. - The page is more likely to work better in screen readers or with other less-commonly used web browsing tools. - The page is more likely to work in older browser versions. - It used to be that a JS-free page had lighter CPU usage, though newer CSS features and browser setTimeout/setInterval throttling have changed the balance somewhat. - The page does not require running untrusted/proprietary code on your computer (the browser sandbox is a small comfort).