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To enable Javascript (and other client side scripting) in Internet Explorer you need to select Internet Options from the Tools menu and then go to the Security Tab. From there you select the zone that you want to disable Javascript for (eg. Internet) and then select Custom Level. Scroll down to the bottom of the list and you will find a section called Scripting and the first option there is labelled Active Scripting. Set this value to Enable to enable all client side scripting languages including Javascript and then select OK to apply the change (keep selecting OK until all of the dialog windows disappear). To disable Javascript return here and select disable.
To enable Javascript in Firefox you need to select Options from the Tools menu and then select the Web Features tab. Here you will find a check box labelled Enable Javascript. Simply place a check in the the box and select OK to enable Javascript. To disable Javascript return here and check the box again.
To enable Javascript in Opera you need to select Quick Preferences from the Tools menu. The sub-menu contains a checkbox labelled Enable Javascript simply place a check in the box to enable Javascript. Re-check the box to disable it again.
To enable Javascript in Mozilla 1.X you need to select Preferences from the Edit menu. Click the arrow next to Advanced, next click Scripts & Plugins, check Navigator beneath "Enable Javascript For" Click O.K. and then click Reload.
