How to Turn Off Javascript On & Using Windows XP

Javascript is a scripting language used in the creation of websites online. It allows users to view things such as drop-down menus, games and advertisements. In Windows XP, it can be disabled and enabled via an Internet browser. The most commonly used browsers are Internet Explorer and Firefox.

Instructions

Internet Explorer

1. Click "Tools" on the top bar.

2. Select "Internet Options" from the Tools menu.

3. Click "Security" on the top of the window.

4. Click the "Internet" icon.

5. Click the "Custom Level" button.

6. Click "Disable" under the "Scripting" option.

Firefox

1. Click "Tools" on the top bar.

2. Select "Options" from the Tools menu.

3. Click "Content" on the top of the window.

4. Click the box beside "Enable JavaScript" to remove the check mark.

5. Click "OK."

References

• Alanwood: Enabling and Disabling JavaScript