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Enabling JavaScript

Internet Explorer users:

• From IE, click Tools menu
• select Internet Options
• click Security tab
• click Custom level... button
• scroll down (quite far) to Scripting section
• locate the Active Scripting setting
• click Enable
• click OK
• click OK again

IE also has a very sophisticated built-in zone-based selective enabling/disabling of active script, which allows you to customize your exact security level, for each zone. You can in turn assign individual sites to a particular zone.

Firefox Users:

• From Firefox
• click Tools menu
• select Options...
• at the top graphic tool bar
• click Content (with a globe icon)
• at the top section
• check the Enable JavaScript checkbox

Firefox doesn't have the fine granularity of administering active script built-in. There are probably 3rd party products that will provide that feature. Generally, it's a all-or-nothing situation, enabled/disabled for ALL sites.