JavaScript enabled check

Many “broken website” reports are simply JavaScript blocked or failing. Without scripts, interactive pages, modern forms, and most diagnostic tools—including a full BrowserAbout report—cannot run correctly.

BrowserAbout.com makes the JavaScript requirement obvious: if scripts are disabled, you see a clear warning. When scripts are enabled, the scanner can collect the client-side details support needs: browser version, OS clues, cookies, screen size, and more.

This page is for people who were asked “is JavaScript on?” or who suspect a script blocker is interfering. Run the scan in the same browser where the problem happens—including private windows if that is where it fails.

How to verify JavaScript

1. Open BrowserAbout.com.
2. If you see a warning that JavaScript is disabled, enable scripts for this site and reload.
3. When the scan completes, review the JavaScript section and create a share link if needed.

After scripts work, check cookie status or share the full report with support.