> in some sense I'm one of the users often on non-JS mode since I have > to disable JS from time to time to make web sites load faster ... > considering the fact that sometimes my internet connection becomes a > PITA , btw . >
Interesting, how does disabling JS make site load faster? The only way I imagine is by not loading some of the stuff? Which BH should serve you in a different form anyway? I would argue that well designed and well implemented JS centric web application is much faster than a classic (server-side generated HTML with mixed representation and data) one. JS and pure static HTML can be cached in browser while only compressed data can be exchanged over the wire which should be much smaller and it is even done asynchronously which benefits slow bandwidth high latency network users way more that to users blessed with optics plugged on the other side of their wall.
