> mandatory JavaScript everywhere, even on google.com
Note: DuckDuckGo still offers a perfectly usable JS-free search engine if you visit the website from a browser with no/disabled JS support. Almost all other major search engines now require JS to function.
Someone mentioned that you could install it using Brew. I was a little surprised how quickly it installed. Installing anything via Brew normally take a while, but apparently that's not the fault of Brew, stuff just have a large number of dependencies and a large package size.
The lack of JavaScript is an issue in terms of what sites work or even render properly, but damn everything is fast without it.
Using it shows how rotten the World Wide Web has become, with mandatory JavaScript everywhere, even on google.com, which I was not aware of.
I'm very much looking forward to Ladybird's first alpha release next August.