How to Install JavaScript With Internet Explorer

JavaScript is a scripting programming language used in websites to display interactive content. JavaScript allows you to fill in forms when shopping online or creating your webpage profile. JavaScript can run on the user's machine (instead of the website's server), which increases the overall responsiveness of a webpage. This language runs as part of a web browser, such as Internet Explorer. However, you need to allow scripting for the web browser, or the JavaScript content will not be displayed. Fortunately, this takes only a few mouse clicks.

Instructions

1. Open Internet Explorer and click the "Tools" menu.

2. Select "Internet Options" and click the "Security" tab.

3. Click the "Custom level" button, scroll down to the "Scripting" section and click "Enable" under "Active scripting."

4. Click on the "Security Settings--Internet Zone" window and then click "OK" in the "Internet Options" window to save the new settings.

References

• Microsoft Support: How to enable scripting in your browser