Enable JavaScript in your browser
Here you can find instructions on how to enable (activate) JavaScript in five of the most commonly used browsers.
- Open Internet Explore, click the 'Tools' icon and select 'Internet Options'
- In the 'Security' tab click 'Custom level...'
- Scroll to 'Scripting'
- In the 'Active Scripting' section select 'Enable'
- When the Warning! window pops up select 'Yes'.
- Click 'OK' on the 'Internet Options' window
- Hit refresh
- In the address bar, type 'about:config' and press Enter
- Click accept if a warning message appears
- In the search box, search for 'javascript.enabled'
- Toggle the 'javascript.enabled' preference (right-click and select 'Toggle') to change the value from false to true
- Close the 'Config' browser tab
- Hit refresh
- Open Google Chrome, click on 'Customize and control Google Chrome' and select 'Settings'
- Scroll down and expand 'Advanced' settings
- Under 'Privacy and security' click 'Content settings...'
- Scroll down and click 'JavaScript' and toggle 'Blocked' to 'Allowed'
- Reopen Google Chrome
- Click on the Opera logo in the top left corner, click 'Settings'
- Scroll down and expand 'Advanced' settings
- Under 'Privacy and security' click 'Content settings'
- Scroll down and click 'JavaScript' and toggle 'Blocked' to 'Allowed'
- Reopen Opera
- Head to 'Safari' and then 'Preferences'
- Click on the 'Security' tab
- Tick the 'Enable JavaScript' checkbox
- Reopen Safari
Enabled JavaScript and still having issues?
If you've enabled JavaScript, but are still being directed here when trying to access a web page, then it's likely that you have a browser add-on that is preventing JavaScript from running. You can either disable the offending add-on or use a different web browser to access that page.