How do I deactivate JavaScript®?

JavaScript® is a scripting language used on the website as a way to create interactive features on the website. The decision to deactivate JavaScript® is usually to close some potential security risk, stop pop-up ads-which are commonly programmed through JavaScript®-or accelerate pages because JavaScript® requires loading more time. If you are worried about security risks, be aware that such risks are more reputation than reality, because JavaScript® is generally considered a safe scripting language. Steps to deactivate JavaScript® differ for each Internet browser. Here's how to deactivate JavaScript® via Internet Explorer®, Firefox®, Safari®, Opera ™ and Chrome ™.

For Internet Explorer®, click "Tools" at the top of the browser window and select "Internet options". Click the "Security" tab and set it to "custom level". Take a stroll through the list and click nand "scripting". Click "Disable" and then close Internet Explorer®. Restart Internet Explorer® and deactivate JavaScript®.

with Firefox®, open the "Preferences" menu by clicking "Firefox®" at the Apple® or "Tools" at the top of the Windows® operating systems. Click the "Content" icon at the top of the preference window. Go down to the "Enable JavaScript®" list and click the check box to make it empty. Close Firefox® Preferences and deactivate JavaScript®.

In Safari®, open the Safari® preference window. Do this on Windows® computers by clicking on "Edit" and "Preferences". Do this on Apple® by clicking on "Safari®" and then "preferences". Click the "Security" icon. Scroll to "Enable JavaScript®" and click on the check box to make it empty, then close the window and deactiV in JavaScript®.

Opera & Trade; Users will deactivate JavaScript® by first opening the "fast preference" window. Windows® users will find this window in the "Tools" menu at the top and Apple® users will find it in the "Opera ™" menu at the top. Click "Enable JavaScript®" so the check box is off and JavaScript® will be deactivated.

Disable JavaScript® in Google Chrome ™ first by clicking the key icon in the upper right corner of the browser window. Click "Options" and then select the "under the hood" tab. Within the title "Privacy" Data "Click" Content settings "and select" Do not allow any site to start JavaScript® ". Click twice to "close" and deactivate JavaScript®.

Although there are some benefits for JavaScript® deactivation, such as stopping pop -up windows and the need for less loading time, there are also consequences. Websites that work primarily through JavaScript® and use pop -ups as an explanationThe equipment will not work properly. Other websites that use JavaScript® for Iinteractivity TS will also not work properly. You may need to allow JavaScript® sometimes to make certain websites work.