pls am in desperate need of an application that enable java script on mac os leopard 10.5.8(macbook aluminium 2008)...i have tried different proxy like;sneakme,needprivacy,webhoneynet and lot more,and they connect quite well but i cant use yahoomail and cant comment on facebook.pls i need yur assistance.......
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any application that enable java script will using proxy server?
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It's very possible that JS is disabled in your browser. Follow the following steps to turn it on for your browser of choice:
- Safari: Safari > Preferences > Security > Enable JavaScript.
- Firefox: Firefox > Preferences > Content > Enable JavaScript (this is for 4.0 beta 1 but I believe this is the same for 3.x.x).
- Chrome: Chrome > Preferences > Under the Hood > Content Settings... > JavaScript > Allow all sites to run JavaScript (recommended).
- Opera: Opera > Preferences > Advanced > Enable JavaScript.
- Safari: Safari > Preferences > Security > Enable JavaScript.
- Firefox: Firefox > Preferences > Content > Enable JavaScript (this is for 4.0 beta 1 but I believe this is the same for 3.x.x).
- Chrome: Chrome > Preferences > Under the Hood > Content Settings... > JavaScript > Allow all sites to run JavaScript (recommended).
- Opera: Opera > Preferences > Advanced > Enable JavaScript.
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