How to Download Javascript 10

JavaScript is functionality that is built into a Web browser that adds interactivity to the Web page. Developers can write JavaScript and incorporate it into a Web page or website (as a separate file with their HTML). Currently, most browsers support JavaScript, and it doesn't need to be downloaded; it can be enabled in your browser.

Things You'll Need

• Browser application (Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox or Opera)

Instructions

Internet Explorer 5 and Higher for Windows

1. Launch Internet Explorer.

2. In the top menu, under "Tools," select "Internet Options."

3. Select the "Security" tab.

4. Click the "Custom Level" button to show a Security Settings box.

5. Under "Scripting," select "Enable Active Scripting."

6. Click "OK" to close each dialog box (click "OK" twice).

7. Exit the browser and relaunch the application.

Internet Explorer 5 and Higher for Mac (OS 9 or X)

1. Launch Internet Explorer.

2. In the top menu, select "Preferences" (in OS 9 "Preferences" is found under "Edit"; in OS X it is found under "Explorer").

3. Expand the menu next to "Web Browser" by clicking the arrow.

4. Click the "Web Content" button.

5. Check the box "Enable Scripting" under "Active Content."

6. Click "OK" to close the dialog box.

7. Exit the browser and relaunch.

Firefox for Windows

1. Launch Firefox.

2. In the top menu, under "Tools," select "Options."

3. Click the "Web Features" button.

4. Check the box "Enable JavaScript."

5. Click "OK" to close the dialog box.

6. Exit the browser and relaunch.

Firefox for Mac (OS 9 or X)

1. Launch Firefox.

2. In the top menu, under "Firefox," select "Preferences."

3. Click the "Content" button.

4. Check the box "Enable JavaScript."

5. Close the dialog box.

6. Exit the browser and relaunch.

Safari for Mac and Windows

1. Launch Safari.

2. In the top menu, under "Safari," select "Preferences."

3. Click the "Security" button or tab.

4. Check the box "Enable JavaScript."

5. Close the dialog box.

6. Exit the browser and relaunch.

Opera for Mac and Windows

1. Launch Opera.

2. In the top menu, select "Quick Preferences," under "File."

3. Check the box "Enable JavaScript."

4. Close the dialog box.

5. Exit the browser and relaunch.

Resources

• CNET: Browser War/JavaScript