title: Sans JavaScript

> But the most surprising thing is that most things just worked. And in many cases, worked better. Pages loaded nearly instantly, my laptop battery lasted longer, and I could browse the web with fewer distractions—all without the sense of guilt that comes with using an ad blocker. After all, I wasn’t actively trying to circumvent anything, the ad networks were simply failing to accommodate my browser settings.
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> <cite>*[I Turned Off JavaScript for a Whole Week and It Was Glorious](http://www.wired.com/2015/11/i-turned-off-javascript-for-a-whole-week-and-it-was-glorious/)* ([cache](/david/cache/764f53203abe264e5c1c7f41bb432728/))</cite>

Il devient de plus en plus tentant d’avoir un navigateur (ou profil) de lecture/navigation sans JavaScript et un autre pour travailler… ou peut-être faire en sorte que mon travail ne participe pas à en rajouter une couche. Pas facile.

