Absolutely. Look at facebook today. Back in 2010, everything had just the right amount of interactivity. Because, separation of concerns existed at the language level - HTML for structure and CSS for presentation, JS for everything else.

Then some bunch of geniuses decided it would be awesome to put everything together in the name of components. Today, you open facebook, the creators of React - normal drop-down with just a list of barely 5-6 items is a fucking component that makes 10 different requests. I would even argue this unnecessary forced interactivity is what perhaps annoyed users the most as everything always has to "load" with a spinner to the point of the platform being unusable.

Same goes for instagram. It's not just that, React is a hot ball of mess. It's not opinionated, so anyone can use anything to do anything. This means if you work with multiple teams, each one uses their own code organisation, state management library and general coding paradigm. Eventually the engineers leave and the new guy decides to do things his own way. I've honestly never seen a company with a great product run over React. Everything always is being re-written, migrated every 3 weeks or straight up is buggy or doesn't work.

React is the worst thing to happen to the Javascript ecosystem. The idea is good, but the execution is just piss poor. I mean look at Vue and Svelte, they managed to do it right.