Enable JavaScript in Browsers

Internet Explorer 11

  1. Under the Tools menu (gear icon) select Internet Options
  2. Select the Security Tab.
  3. Pick the "Internet Icon" (first one).
  4. Click on the "Custom Level..." button.
  5. Look for the "Scripting" section from the Settings List.
  6. Choose the "Enable" radio button from the "Active Scripting" item.
  7. Click OK to close the Security Settings dialog box.
  8. Click OK to close the Internet options dialog box.
  9. Restart Internet Explorer.

Mozilla Firefox (final release channel)

  1. At the top of the Firefox window, click the Firefox button (Tools menu in Windows XP)
  2. Click Options
  3. Select Content panel
    1. Enable JavaScript: Select this option to permit JavaScripts to execute on your computer
    2. To change advanced settings, click Advanced...
  4. Click OK to close the Options Window

Google Chrome

  1. Click the Menu icon in the upper right corner of Chrome (3 dots).
  2. Select Settings (Preferences on Mac and Linux, Settings on a Chromebook)
  3. Scroll down and click Advanced.
  4. Click Site settings in the "Privacy and security" section
  5. JavaScript:
    1. Choose Allow all sites to run JavaScript
    2. Click Manage exceptions to choose specific sites to allow or block JavaScript
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