[Minni]

There's several Javascript Repair tools which seem to be available for download, though none are listed on CNET, which I know is safe.

Are any of those tools safe to download?

Because there's no Javascript PLUGIN on my system, so I assume the script got corrupted. Any time a site requires Javascript to work, it doesn't work for me, instead "nothing" happens (neither in FireFox nor IE). I was hoping one of those repair tools might help.

At least one of those tools is advertised via the Google Ad Bar - does that mean it's safe?

 

[Corday]

Verify your Java installation and download the latest version of JRE and plug-in.
Verify Java Version

 

[Minni]

I was mentioning Javascript, whereas that link is Java.
??

BTW, there is no working Java on my system either (i verified it).

 

[Minni]

Update:
I downloaded the link you gave, and it now states:

"Your Java is working"​

...but the problem is, JavaScript is still not working for me.
I.E. I entered a product review, clicked PREVIEW (powered by PowerReviews), and absolutely no preview displayed.
No action happened.

 

[shuuhen]

What version of Firefox are you using? Do you have any plugins, like NoScript?

JavaScript should be built into the browser. Check in Preferences->Content to be sure JavaScript is enabled. There should be a checkbox with "Enable JavaScript" next to it. On Linux (and IIRC Mac OS X), the Preferences dialog should be under the Edit menu, but I think on Windows this is somewhere else.

 

[Minni]

What version of Firefox are you using? Do you have any plugins, like NoScript?

JavaScript should be built into the browser. Check in Preferences->Content to be sure JavaScript is enabled. There should be a checkbox with "Enable JavaScript" next to it. On Linux (and IIRC Mac OS X), the Preferences dialog should be under the Edit menu, but I think on Windows this is somewhere else.

FF Version 10.0.2

Yes Javascript had been checkmarked. In other words:
Tools>options>content>YES-JavaScript IS enabled

I only have plugins such as:
Adobe, Coupon Printer, Quicktime

I do not see a plugin called NoScript via FF browser.

P.S. at this point, I don't think I need Java. Is there a way to remove the app. which Corday suggested i download? Since i don't want extra clutter.