To view webpages with JavaScript, you need to ensure your browser has JavaScript enabled. Generally speaking, you can still view the webpage without JavaScript, but you will not be able to take advantage of the JavaScript functionality.
How do I check if my browser has JavaScript enabled?
You normally do this by checking your browser's options. This will depend on the browser you're using. Instructions for some of the more common browsers are below:
Internet Explorer:
Go to Tools from the top menu
Select Internet Options
Click on the Security tab
Click Custom Level
Scroll down until you see the Scripting section
Ensure that the Active Scripting option is set at Enable
When the Warning! window asks Are you sure you want to change the settings for this zone? click Yes
Mozilla Firefox
Go to the Firefox menu
Select Options
Select the Content tab
Check the Enable JavaScript checkbox
Click OK to close the Options window
Google Chrome:
Go to Chrome from the top menu
Select Preferences...
Click on Show advanced settings...
Click on Content Settings...
Ensure that the Allow all sites to run JavaScript (recommended) option is selected
Click OK
Apple Safari:
Go to Safari from the top menu
Select Preferences
Select Security
Ensure that the Enable JavaScript option is checked
Click OK
Opera:
Go to Menu from the top menu
Select Settings
Select Quick Preferences
Ensure that the Enable JavaScript option is checked
Netscape Navigator:
Go to Edit from the top menu
Select Preferences
Select Advanced
Select Scripts & Plugins
Check the Enable JavaScript checkbox
Click OK
Depending on your browser, the exact steps may differ slightly from above. Having said that, the above steps should point you in the right direction.
Note that you may need to refresh the page after enabling JavaScript before you see the effect.
How do I disable JavaScript?
You simply go through the steps above but ensure the JavaScript options are not checked/selected.
If you're developing web pages with JavaScript, it's good practice to view your website with JavaScript disabled. This will show you what your website will look like to users who choose to disable JavaScript.
Other browsers?
Most (if not all browsers) give you the option to enable/disable JavaScript. If your browser is not listed above, the steps above will give you some idea of how to find it. Just look for something called tools, options, preferences or something similar.
Warning
Java and JavaScript are two different things - make sure you're enabling/disabling the right option!
How do I check if my browser has JavaScript enabled?
You normally do this by checking your browser's options. This will depend on the browser you're using. Instructions for some of the more common browsers are below:
Internet Explorer:
Go to Tools from the top menu
Select Internet Options
Click on the Security tab
Click Custom Level
Scroll down until you see the Scripting section
Ensure that the Active Scripting option is set at Enable
When the Warning! window asks Are you sure you want to change the settings for this zone? click Yes
Mozilla Firefox
Go to the Firefox menu
Select Options
Select the Content tab
Check the Enable JavaScript checkbox
Click OK to close the Options window
Google Chrome:
Go to Chrome from the top menu
Select Preferences...
Click on Show advanced settings...
Click on Content Settings...
Ensure that the Allow all sites to run JavaScript (recommended) option is selected
Click OK
Apple Safari:
Go to Safari from the top menu
Select Preferences
Select Security
Ensure that the Enable JavaScript option is checked
Click OK
Opera:
Go to Menu from the top menu
Select Settings
Select Quick Preferences
Ensure that the Enable JavaScript option is checked
Netscape Navigator:
Go to Edit from the top menu
Select Preferences
Select Advanced
Select Scripts & Plugins
Check the Enable JavaScript checkbox
Click OK
Depending on your browser, the exact steps may differ slightly from above. Having said that, the above steps should point you in the right direction.
Note that you may need to refresh the page after enabling JavaScript before you see the effect.
How do I disable JavaScript?
You simply go through the steps above but ensure the JavaScript options are not checked/selected.
If you're developing web pages with JavaScript, it's good practice to view your website with JavaScript disabled. This will show you what your website will look like to users who choose to disable JavaScript.
Other browsers?
Most (if not all browsers) give you the option to enable/disable JavaScript. If your browser is not listed above, the steps above will give you some idea of how to find it. Just look for something called tools, options, preferences or something similar.
Warning
Java and JavaScript are two different things - make sure you're enabling/disabling the right option!
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