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1. Click 'Tools > Internet Options'
2. Go to the 'Security' tab
3. Where asked to select a zone, pick 'Internet'
4. In the security level section, click [Custom Level...]
5. In the Security Settings dialog box, scroll down to find 'Scripting'. The first option in this section is 'Active Scripting', enable this
6. Click [OK] on the Security Settings dialog, then click [OK] on the Internet Options dialog
7. Refresh the page
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1. Click 'Tools > Options' from the menu bar
2. Go to the 'Content' tab
3. Javascript can be turned on by ticking the 'Enable Javascript' check box
4. Click [OK] on the Options dialog box
5. Refresh the page
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1. Click the menu icon
2. Go to 'Settings > Preferences...'
3. Go to the 'Advanced' tab
4. Select 'Content' in the options on the left
5. Javascript can be turned on by ticking the 'Enable Javascript' check box
6. Click [OK] on the Preferences dialog box
7. Refresh the page
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1. To disable javascript within Google Chrome you must create a new shortcut icon adding '-disable-javascript' to the end of the 'target' field in the properties of the shortcut
2. To re-enable javascript, either right click on the shortcut and remove '-disable-javascript'. Or create a new Google Chrome shortcut without adding '-disable-javascript'
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1. Click the settings icon
2. Click 'Preferences' on the drop down menu
3. Go to the 'Security' tab
4. Javascript can be turned on by ticking the 'Enable Javascript' check box
5. Click [OK] on the Preferences dialog box
6. Refresh the page
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