Mozilla Firefox    
(older versions)
    From the "Tools" menu, go to "Options."
    Select the "Content" icon.
    Select "Enable JavaScript."
    Select "OK."
Internet Explorer
    Go to the "Tools" menu and choose "Internet Options"
    Click the "Security" tab
    Click Custom Level in Security Level for this Zone
    Scroll down to Scripting, near the bottom of the list
    Under "Active Scripting", choose "Enable"
    Click "OK" to leave "Security Settings."  
    Click "OK" to leave "Internet Options"
Google Chrome
    Click the Chrome
 menu on the browser toolbar.
    Select "Settings."
    Click "Show Advanced Settings."
    In the "Privacy" section, click "Content Settings" button.
    In the "JavaScript
" section, select "Allow all sites to run JavaScript (recommended)"
Apple Safari
    Click on the Safari
 menu, select "Preferences."
    Click the "Security" icon.
    Click on "Enable JavaScript" next to the "Web Content" section if it is not checked.
     Leave "Block Pop-Up Windows" unchecked.
    Close the "Preferences" window.
    Close and restart Safari.
Opera
    Press the F-12 key or Select "Quick Preferences" from the browser's "Tools" menu.
    Make sure the checkbox next to "Enable JavaScript" is checked.
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 How to Enable JavaScript in Your Browser
Mozilla Firefox    
(older versions)
    From the "Tools" menu, go to "Options."
    Select the "Content" icon.
    Select "Enable JavaScript."
    Select "OK."
Internet Explorer
    Go to the "Tools" menu and choose "Internet Options"
    Click the "Security" tab
    Click Custom Level in Security Level for this Zone
    Scroll down to Scripting, near the bottom of the list
    Under "Active Scripting", choose "Enable"
    Click "OK" to leave "Security Settings."  
    Click "OK" to leave "Internet Options"
Google Chrome
    Click the Chrome
 menu on the browser toolbar.
    Select "Settings."
    Click "Show Advanced Settings."
    In the "Privacy" section, click "Content Settings" button.
    In the "JavaScript
" section, select "Allow all sites to run JavaScript (recommended)"
Apple Safari
    Click on the Safari
 menu, select "Preferences."
    Click the "Security" icon.
    Click on "Enable JavaScript" next to the "Web Content" section if it is not checked.
     Leave "Block Pop-Up Windows" unchecked.
    Close the "Preferences" window.
    Close and restart Safari.
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