Absolutely not, as I have no need to do so as there's so much more on the Web other then Google, Facebook and Amazon. I can't even remember my usernames let alone the passwords.
Clearly, what I do is irreverent for everyone else (and no one else would care anyway). My major concern is that those who find themselves having to use Google or Facebook essentially have no other alternatives. In this way Big Tech has has effectively monopolized the Web and I consider that completely unacceptable. So should most other people.
I get the fatigue though. At this point we are pretty far out from this being a real bottom line issue; not since most businesses even stopped requiring Javascript be disabled. We have finally arrived at the promised land; SNI, Javascript, and greenfield browsers. Rejoice!
I don't care. I can use:
- Marble - VikingGPS - FoxtrotGPS
And so on.
If you're not visiting websites that rely on JS, you're not using the same internet as the vast majority of people who use the internet. Good for you, I guess. Good luck looking at a map in a web browser without JS, although I'm sure you'd never sully your computer by visiting a Google website.