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When I try to open a downloaded webpage, I get a message that Javascript is not enabled

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ninjaweasel21
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I'm trying to download a webpage for offline use, but when I try to open it from my computer I get a message that Javascript is not enabled. I'm guessing that maybe this has to do with the fact that the page is from school and it's behind a login. Is there any workaround to open the page, or am I SOL?

Thanks!

I'm trying to download a webpage for offline use, but when I try to open it from my computer I get a message that Javascript is not enabled. I'm guessing that maybe this has to do with the fact that the page is from school and it's behind a login. Is there any workaround to open the page, or am I SOL? Thanks!

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I can't actually get the error message to show up again. I figured out that if I save the page as a complete webpage as opposed to html only then it doesn't come up anymore. Thanks for the help.

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Happy112
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HI   !

What's the exact message   ?

In   about:config   the value of the preference : javascript.enabled   should be set to   true   (default value)   -   you could check to see if that's the case.

If you have any add-ons installed that could block JavaScript,   like NoScript, Flash Block, Ghostery :   would you disable it and see if that will make a difference  ?

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I can't actually get the error message to show up again. I figured out that if I save the page as a complete webpage as opposed to html only then it doesn't come up anymore. Thanks for the help.

Happy112
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ninjaweasel21 said

I can't actually get the error message to show up again. I figured out that if I save the page as a complete webpage as opposed to html only then it doesn't come up anymore. Thanks for the help.

Well done   !   You must be an   A- student   !