thanks!
Marcus said:
You're right. I don't know. That's why I asked. Let me pose the question
it
another way. How is disabling Java script going to affect the PRACTICAL
use
of IE?
That depends entirely on the sites that you visit and how much Javascript
they incorporate into the pages to present whatever functionality, behavior,
or content that they want to show. Disabling Javascript does nothing to
prevent IE from working. It may, however, prevent the site from "working".
If a site depends on Javascript for its pages to be presented properly, they
should check. If you have Javascript disabled, they present a page noting
that you must have it enabled for their site to function. So it is your
choice whether you enable Javascript or not depending on whether you care
about using that site. You could disable Javascript in the Internet
security zone and list all your "good" sites in the Trusted Sites zone where
Javascript is enabled. You'll probably trust your bank's site but do you
really want to trust every joker that wants to use Javascript on their site?
Depends on how paranoid you are and just exactly where you decide to go
browsing.