Disabling javascript alerts?

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• How to disable javascript to test

  Hello;
  
  I have a Win98 with IE 6;
  I did: Tools-> Internet Options-> Security-> custom level-> standard-> Active script-> command prompt.
  
  so if I go to any site, I get the appropriate ToolTip telling me that I have scripts disabled; Good;
  
  HOWEVER, when I try my own page.htm:
  < html >
  ...
  < script type = "text/javascript" >
  Alert ("javascript is enabled");
  < /script >
  ...
  < / html >
  
  I do not receive the default local value that I thought I would; Instead, I get my alert box, which I should not get if JS is disabled;
  
  any thoughts?
  
  Thank you
  dsdsdsdsd

  I solved my problem:

  I was disabling scripting but only in the 'Internet' zone, while I was testing on my local machine, so disable/prompt settings were not make my Web page;

• How to disable javascript in Firefox 29,0?

  I want to disable javascript for Web sites. I did in previous versions of firefox by box to uncheck in the options/summary. But there is no option disable javascript in firefox version 29.

  Hello Raiyad Raad, it is removed from Firefox 23 and above, you can only do in Subject: config.

  • toggle JavaScript.Enabled false

  Thank you

• Please bring ablity ideally disable Javascript!

  There is an add-on available that will allow me to turn Javascript on and off quickly, as we were able to do on the old version? There are many times when you browse the web, you encounter a site that is abusing Javascript. You can tell because the computer slowed to a crawl. It is convenient to be able to disable Javascript, get the information that is relevant and then turn it back on after the tab is closed. It is a particular problem with some links provided on cnn.com, but I noticed on other sites as well. Have to go in: config is a process multi-step requiring several mouse clicks and some scrolling, every time that you enable or disable the JS. Hope you can help. It is very frustrating since Firefox has decided to remove this function. I think that you would have more complaints if more people were aware of this feature in the first place. I found by chance on the old version of FF and was surprised to see how it improves my browsing experience.

  I use Flashblock.

• Wait, so now, we cannot trust to disable javascript?

  No more box to disable Javascript.

  Hello, the option to toggle javascript is of course still there, but less obvious: enter Subject: config into the address bar and the preference called javascript.enabled switch or use an addon like https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/quickjava/ to do it easily.

• Proposals feature: possibility to add the button to enable/disable JavaScript and Flash easily? The lack of horizontal navigation.

  It is very useful and safe to disable JavaScript and Flash is not needed. But sometimes they must be used.

  It's too frustrating toggle JS menu, and No-Script add-on is not very practical. It would be better if it had the button toggle to enable or disable JavaScript. Also necessary for Flash. You could implement this simple feature for the next update.

  Also: Ealier, it was possible to navigate horizontally rss-buttons and tabs of arrows. Later, this feature has been removed. Could get it back you.

  This module includes a button to toggle JavaScript market / stop.

  https://addons.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/addon/QuickJava/

• I was told that Web Developer had buttons that enabled me to disable JavaScript and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), but I do not see these keys on Firefox version 10. How can I access these two functions? So how can I activate JavaScript later? Thank you.

  I need the way to points that allows to disable JavaScript (and then to turn it on) and allows to turn off CSS.

  These access points do not appear on the Web Developer (v.10)

  Thank you.

  Are you sure that whoever told you that was not referring to the add-on Web Developer?
  
  https://addons.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/addon/Web-Developer/?src=SS

  It has features allowing disabling of Javascript and style sheets.

• JavaScript:Alert (document.cookie) does not work in firefox 7 Ubuntu 11.10

  I try to get the IDDM of a web page by typing "javascript:alert (document.cookie)" in the url bar. I'm supposed to get a window with the desired output which works fine in chrome. It doesn't do anything in firefox 7 however. I'm using Ubuntu 11.10.

  Thank you

  Tony

  You can find that here: Firefox > Web Developer > Notepad (SHIFT + F4)

• Problem with javascript:alert (document.lastModified)

  After I've upgraded to Firefox 6.0.1 and 6.0.2 now today I can't get an answer to my javascript:alert (document.lastModified) help

  in order to get a web page date.
  

  You run this code through the address bar?

  You can run is more JavaScript code via the address bar in Firefox 6 and later versions.
  
  You see an error message in the tools > error Console.
  
  Now, this code gets a security principal null for security reasons and has no effect (Bug 656433).
  
  You must create a bookmarklet (keyword) and run the code by invoking this bookmark.

  NoScript can allow you to run this code through the address bar, see:

  • http://forums.InformAction.com/viewtopic.php?f=18 & t = 6488 & p = 27991

• The appearance of Javascript alerts is editable in Firefox 4.0?

  Firefox 4.0 allows users to do a lot of customization, which is great. This extends to the appearance of Javascript alerts?

  Unlike Firefox 3.6, in version 4.0 when an alert appears, the underlying web page is blackened, half opaque and half transparent. This attracts the attention of the user on the alert box. Is it possible for me to change this parameter in order to be opaque, 20% 80% transparent? This would make it easier for me to see what the alert is trying to talk to me about the underlying web page.

  You can use the code in Stylish or add code to userChrome.css below @namespace to change the background color and transparency.

  A few examples (first is the current default value; Use only one):

  @namespace url("http://www.mozilla.org/keymaster/gatekeeper/there.is.only.xul"); /* only needed once */
  
  tabmodalprompt { background-color: rgba(25, 25, 25, 0.5) !important; }
  tabmodalprompt { background-color: rgba(224, 224, 224, 0.1) !important; }
  tabmodalprompt { background-color: transparent !important; }
  

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Editing_configuration
  • ChromEdit more: http://webdesigns.ms11.net/chromeditp.html

• How can I disable the alert to install the missing Plugin?

  I just asked this, clicked on the Post on this issue, said an email would be sent to me, but the email I was sent 5 min before I posted. So I am once again posting this. Sorry if this is a duplicate.

  I use dial-up slow and cannot keep all the players flash on my computer. Whenever I click on anything this either, even in my Yahoo! Mail homepage, this alert appears: additional plugins are required to display all the media on this page. To the right is a link to install missing Plugins. I click on the x to close it, and when I click on something else, it appears again. It is very frustrating - is - it is possible that I can disable this alert. I run Windows XP. If I plug-ins listed in the window of plugins installed below, I'm not aware of it, except Adobe Acrobat 5.

  1. type Subject: config in the address bar and press on enter
  
  2. accept the warning message that appears, you will be taken to a list of preferences
  
  3. Locate the plugins.hide_infobar_for_missing_plugin preference and double-click it to change its value to true

• How to disable unwanted alerts of plug-in?

  When I'm on facebook chat in Firefox every time I get a mozilla IM puts an alert at the top of the screen to add Quicktime from Apple, but I don't need to see that whatever it is all content on the Web page is available. The alert appears again and again even after I exit out of it. How can I disable this alert?

  1. Type of topic: config in the address bar and press on enter
  2. Accept the warning message that appears, you will be taken to a list of preferences
  3. Search for the preference plugins.hide_infobar_for_missing_plugin and double-click it to change its value to true

• JavaScript alert unauthorized access to &lt; url &gt;

  I get this error message and don't understand why I get it because I think that I put in the access parameter in my config.xml file correctly.  Here's the relevant section of the config.xml file:

  ================

  <>ermissions >
      <>Ermit > access_sharedermit >
    ermissions >
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
  ================

  There seems to be a lot of messages saying this:

  http://www.Sencha.com/Forum/showthread.php?268724-access-to-quot-CDN.Sencha.com-...-Sencha-touch.CSS...

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Web-and-WebWorks-development/JavaScript-alert-URL-not-allowed...

  http://supportforums.BlackBerry.com/T5/Web-and-WebWorks-development/js-popup-access-to-URL-not-allow...

  Here's what the error looks like:

  

  FYI, which actually look like this doesn't work either: Pei

  
     
   

  <>ermissions >
      <>Ermit > access_sharedermit >
    ermissions >
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   
   

  I posted this on the forums of Sencha so.

  The issue was that is not a URI (I thought by specifying that it this way will automatically get the SSL and non - SSL URLs):

  It works:

  And this also works:

  subdomains of http://CDN.Sencha.com"="true"/ >
    subdomains of https://CDN.Sencha.com"="true"/ >

  But still weird that this great substitution does nothing... you would think that it would help:

  
     
   

• Can I disable the alert "the referenced account is currently locked...". »

  A client asked me to allow on their domain account lockout threshold.

  I made the appropriate changes in group policy and also set up a notification by e-mail under Task Scheduler that is triggered by event ID 4740 appearing in the security log. http://community.Spiceworks.com/scripts/show/1588-send-email-on-account-lock-out

  It was during the test I noted after the nth wrong password, I got a screen on alert "the referenced account is currently locked and cannot be logged on.

  I tested again with an invalid username and did not get the same message. This is potentially a problem because it means that an attacker can't see a difference between a valid user name and an invalid user name without having to know any correct password.

  Is it possible that I can disable this alert screen so that the attackers are not presented with a way to validate user names?

  I am already aware that locking accounts are more favourable for other reasons the customer is informed of the possibility of an attack denial of service which deliberately trigger these locks and took some measures to mitigate the effects.

  However, because an informed decision was filed with stick to the strategy of locking of account I want to be able to mitigate this undesirable if possible another consequence.

  Hello Matt,

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/WindowsServer/en-us/9ead5aef-9818-4AC0-affe-c4df2cec2d42/the-referenced-account-is-currently-locked-out-and-may-not-be-logged-on-to?Forum=winserver8gen

  Hope this information is helpful and let us know if you need more assistance. We will be happy to help you.

  Thank you.

• [AnyConnect] Disable the alert when VPN is connected

  Hello

  When a VPN connection is successful, the users get an alert with this message:

  "Security policies have been applied to your session, access to certain resources may be blocked. Your system administrator has provided the following information to help you understand and address security conditions. "

  Is it possible to disable this alert?

  Thank you

  Patrick

  Hmm, the bug said that he should be set at 8.4 (1). Please open a TAC case to get only more studied.

  Here's the bugID for your reference: CSCsi89994

  Unfortunately, there is not displayed, release notes, however, it is said 8.4 (1) is the fixed version.