How to Enable JavaScript on a MacOS?

JavaScript is a programming language used to create dynamic content on web pages, such as animations or real-time updates, without needing to refresh the page. Enabling JavaScript in your browser is essential for a smooth online experience, like automatic updates on Facebook or Twitter timelines.

In this article, we will explore how to enable JavaScript in various popular browsers on macOS.

How to Enable JavaScript In Safari Browser

Follow the below steps to Enable JavaScript In Safari:

Step 1: Click on Safari Menu & Go to Preferences.

Step 2: Then move to the Security tab & Click on the check box.

Hence Javascript is enabled in Safari.

Enable Javascript in Chrome:

Follow the below steps to Enable Javascript In chrome:

Step 1: Click on Chrome Menu & Go to Preferences.

Step 2: Then the settings menu will open. Scroll down to the Show Advance Settings.

Step 3: Click on Content Settings.

Step 4: Click on the radio button to enable Javascript.

Hence Javascript is enabled in Chrome.

How to Enable JavaScript in Firefox Browser

Follow the below steps to Enable Javascript In Firefox:

Step 1: Write this about:config command in Address Bar & press Enter. 

Step 2: Click on "I will be careful, I promise!".

Step 3: In the search bar search for javascript.enabled.

Step 4: Then double click on javascript.enabled value to make it True.