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For the last 2 days every time I log on to verizon.net and want to open my email I get a request from Yahoo to verify my password. After I enter the password the message box inserts a message that says: "This page requires that you have Javascript enabled on your browser". My internet setting have javascript enabled. How do I get my email to open and this secondary password request to stop?
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What browser & operating system are you using and if you have Fire fox are you using any 3rd party plugins such as no-script?
IF you have IE9 try disabling it, closing the browser then re-enable it. http://www.enable-javascript.com/
OR set it to prompt for testing purposes
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Same issue here with the javascript warning. Enable/disable does not do the trick. Why would it say that javascript must be enabled when it is enabled? I can not locate an answer to the problem. No access to email for 3 days now.
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Same problem here, Tried it on 3 pc's, IE, Firefox and Chrome. JAVA is enabled. Email works fine on Iphone and IPAD
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I found a quick way to test if Java Script is working: http://www.tanglewood.net/du/JavaScriptTest.htm
Keep in mind Java script is an integrated part of modern browsers. Java Run Time is not needed to access webmail; in fact I do not have it installed for security reasons.
IF you have java Run time installed are there any browser specific settings? (Control Panel - Java ---.....
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Exact same here too, have a ticket open says it'll be fixed by 6/25 at 9pm?????? Hope so!!
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When I ran the test on my JavaScript it came back that no Java was found. I re-installed Java and now everything works fine. I was told by an IT desk top help rep that I know...sometimes the automatic updates that load on your PC have corrupt files and these updates create more trouble than you would expect....my suggestion is to re-load Java.