Microsoft Internet Explorer 5/6
In Internet Explorer, click on the
Tools menu (step 1) and select
Internet Options… (step 2), as shown in the picture below.
Click on the
Security tab (step 3) and then click on the
Custom Level... button (step 4).
Scroll down until you can see the options shown in the picture below. They are located near the bottom of the list. Set the option
Active Scripting to
Enable (step 5). Then click on the
OK button (step 6).
Click
Yes (step 7).
Click
OK (step 8). This concludes enabling JavaScript for Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 or 6.
If the problematic Web page (which did not work without JavaScript) is still open inside Internet Explorer, simply press the
'F5' key on your keyboard to reload it. Now it should work correctly.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 7
In
Internet Explorer 7, click on the
Tools button (step 1), located in the upper right part of the screen (next to the gear icon), and select
Internet Options (step 2), as shown in the picture.
Click on the
Security tab (step 3), and then click on the
'Custom Level...' button (step 4).
Scroll down (step 5) until you can see the options shown in the picture below. They are located near the bottom of the list. Set the option
Active Scripting to
Enable (step 6). Then click on the
OK button (step 7).
Click
Yes (step 8).
Click
OK (step 9). This concludes enabling JavaScript for Microsoft Internet Explorer 7.
If the problematic Web page (which did not work without JavaScript) is still open inside Internet Explorer, simply press the
'F5' key on your keyboard to reload it. Now it should work correctly.
Mozilla Firefox 1.5
In
Firefox click on the
Tools menu (step 1) and select
Options (step 2), as shown in the picture.
Click on the
Content tab (step 3), check the
Enable JavaScript checkbox (step 4), and finally click on the
OK button (step 5). This concludes enabling JavaScript for Mozilla Firefox 1.5.
