Simple reason is because that would break the vast majority of websites by default. NoScript is a poweruser / control freak utility, and forcing it down the throat of new users seems like a rather unhelpful move. =x

More to the point, I fail to see the difference between JavaScript regular ol' HTML and CSS. End of the day, it's just a language being interpreted by the browser. Should we also refuse rendering web pages if they don't have the proper freedom wrappers or if they're "nontrivial"?

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