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How to Disable JavaScript in Internet Explorer 11

JavaScript is an important part of most websites

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Open browser > select Tools > in drop-down menu, select Internet options > Security.In the Security level for this zone section, choose Custom level > locate Scripting section.Locate Active scripting subhead > choose Disable-ON > OK. This article explains how to disable JavaScript in Internet Explorer 11. Microsoft no longer supports Internet Explorer and recommends that you update to the newer Edge browser. Head to their site to download the newest version.

How to Disable JavaScript in Internet Explorer 11

To disable JavaScript on your Windows computer: Open your Internet Explorer 11 browser. Select Tools (gear icon), located in the upper right corner of the IE11 browser window. Alternatively, press Alt + X. When the drop-down menu appears, select Internet options to display IE11's internet options in a window overlaying your browser window. Select Security to open the security options. Select Custom level located in the Security level for this zone section to display the Internet Zone security settings. Scroll down until you locate the Scripting section. To disable JavaScript and other active scripting components in Internet Explorer 11, locate the Active scripting subheading and select Disable-ON. If you would rather be prompted each time a website attempts to launch any scripting code, select the Prompt-OFF. Select OK. Select Yes when confirming if you want to change the settings for this zone. Select OK to close. A large number of websites use JavaScript in some way. It is an important part of most websites, including YouTube, Amazon, Twitter, and Facebook, and contributes in large part to their interactivity capabilities. Sometimes, however, it can present a security concern, prompting some Windows users to disable JavaScript code from being executed within their browsers. Was this page helpful? Thanks for letting us know! Get the Latest Tech News Delivered Every Day Subscribe Tell us why! Other Not enough details Hard to understand Submit More from Lifewire How to Use the Pop-Up Blocker in Internet Explorer 11 Managing Add-Ons in Internet Explorer 11 How to Use ActiveX Filtering in Internet Explorer 11 How to Disable Protected Mode in Internet Explorer How to Disable JavaScript in Firefox How to Manage AutoComplete in Internet Explorer 11 How to Disable JavaScript in Google Chrome Allow or Deny Access to Your Physical Location Settings How to Clear the Cache in IE11 How to Open Internet Explorer 11 in Windows 10 Disable Active Scripting in Internet Explorer How to Change the Internet Explorer Home Page How to Activate InPrivate Browsing Mode in IE How to Save Web Pages in Internet Explorer 11 Adding Favorites to Internet Explorer 11 How to Reset IE Security Settings to Default Levels Newsletter Sign Up Newsletter Sign Up Newsletter Sign Up Newsletter Sign Up Newsletter Sign Up By clicking “Accept All Cookies”, you agree to the storing of cookies on your device to enhance site navigation, analyze site usage, and assist in our marketing efforts. Cookies Settings Accept All Cookies