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WanderingOak · 11-02-2008, 01:16 PM

Back in the '90s when I was using an older computer with limited power, RAM, etc., I did disable javascript, mainly because my computer worked a lot faster without it. My work computer is completely locked down with only IE, and no Flash installed. Many sites that I have tried to visit with that computer cause IE to crash (my local NPR station, for example), so I don't go there. Since the machine is so locked down, I don't even think I can open IE preferences to determine if javascript is on or off...

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WanderingOak Family Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Posts: 1,184	Back in the '90s when I was using an older computer with limited power, RAM, etc., I did disable javascript, mainly because my computer worked a lot faster without it. My work computer is completely locked down with only IE, and no Flash installed. Many sites that I have tried to visit with that computer cause IE to crash (my local NPR station, for example), so I don't go there. Since the machine is so locked down, I don't even think I can open IE preferences to determine if javascript is on or off...