+1Facebook and Twitter are relics of my pre-free-software social networks. After discovering that they have some pretty dubious Javascript running on every page, I've enabled NoScript and that forces them to serve me JS-free pages, which are actually a bit cleaner and easier to use.
Thanks for the Twitter link. As far as I knew I couldn't get to the JS-free Twitter site without blocking JavaScript outright: their mobile page uses some JS. I think Facebook does, too.
