Sometimes it is illuminating to see or test a web site through the eyes of users who don't have JavaScript enabled.

Here are instruction on disabling JavaScript for most common browsers. To enable JavaScript, simply reverse the instructions.

HOW TO DISABLE JAVASCRIPT IN INTERNET EXPLORER

Go to the menu Tools "> Internet Options "> Security "> Custom Level. Scroll to the Scripting section and click disable.

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HOW TO DISABLE JAVASCRIPT IN FIREFOX

Go to the menu Tools "> Content. Uncheck Enable JavaScript.

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HOW TO DISABLE JAVASCRIPT IN GOOGLE CHROME / ROCKMELT / FLOCK

Chrome: lick on the icon of a wrench image[27] 

Flock: click on the Customize icon image[48]

RockMelt: click on the RockMelt menu icon image[51]

Pick Options "> Under The Hood "> Content Settings. Click Do not allow any site

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HOW TO DISABLE JAVASCRIPT IN SAFARI

Click on the settings icon image[33] and pick Preferences "> Security. Uncheck Enable JavaScript.

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HOW TO DISABLE JAVASCRIPT IN OPERA

Click the menu icon image[39] and pick Settings "> Quick Preferences. Uncheck Enable JavaScript.

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Or, on any page, press the [F12] key to get to the same menu.

About the Author: Ruud Hein

I love helping to make web sites make it. From the ground up if needed. CSS challenges, server-side scripting, user and device friendly JavaScript tricks search engines have no problems with. Tracking how the sites perform and then figuring out how to make that performance and the tracking better. I'm passionate about information. No matter how often I trim my feeds in my feed readers (yes, I use more than one), I always have a couple of hundred in there covering topics ranging from design to usability, from SEO to SEM, from life hacks to productivity blogs, from.... Well, you get the idea, I guess. Knowledge and information management is close to my heart. Has to be with the amount of information I track. My "trusted system" is usually in flux but always at hand and fully searchable. My paid passion job at Search Engine People sees me applying my passions and knowledge to a wide array of problems, ones I usually experience as challenges. It's good to have you here: pleased to meet you!