I don't give in to that kind of anti-social behavior. I personally prefer Netscape since I can switch off both auto-loading of images and javescript. This allows much faster surfing and avoids loading advertisements which are almost always images and avoids distraction by javascript driven new browser windows that keep popping up to try grab your attention. Javascript although has some nice features has been abused so much by advertisers I see no advantage of making a website dependent on it. Only once to be able to blink two images have I felt the need to use javascript.
Links are on of the most useful features that websites have over printed books.
To illustrate I have put a number of links on this page. Although they are not too difficult to find using a search engine such as the now popular Google sometimes it is not obvious which site has the most relevant information. Use them as often as possible. They even make easy to save bookmarks you can get to when necessary. It is also important to keep each webpage focused on a single topic, with a very explicit title which what is displayed on the search output.