Hi there, Maxthon browser has so many features, you can find the details on Maxthon main site: http://www.maxthon.com/overview.htm
You can't "remove" it. It's built into the web browser. You need to find out how to turn it on. That depends on your browser. Try the "help" section. If not, try searching the web for "turn off JavaScript in [your browser name and version here]" Then just follow the instructions to find where to turn it on, and do so.
Open IE. Click on the Help menu. Click on "About Internet Explorer." The window that pops up will tell you which version it is.
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http://slendergame.com/download.php Scroll down the list and find the apple logo on the right of the game version, click the latest version to download the game.
A good website to find reviews on portable power generators is : www.consumersearch.com/portable-generators/reviews or www.electricgeneratorsdirect.com/reviews.php.
One can find their browser stats by finding their browser's settings menu. There a user can view their cookies, browser history, extensions, and other stats that they might be interested in.
I would suggest you go to the Spanish version of the answers.com site. You will find a link at the bottom; or type the following in your browser address bar: es.answers.com
One can find a listing of portable software on Wikipedia where they have a long and detailed list. One can also find a similar list on sites such as LiberKey and Portable Apps.
I'm sorry, but as an AI, I do not have the ability to determine what browser you are currently using. However, you can typically find out by looking at the top of your browser window where the name of the browser is usually displayed. Alternatively, you can go to the browser's settings or help menu to find out which browser you are using.
You don't. JavaScript is a special type of language which you will typically find embedded in the program which use them. For example, each web browser on your computer will have its own version of JavaScript.
To retrieve the name and version of the web browser using JavaScirpt, you want to make use of the "navigator" object. For instance, the following code would cause an alert box to popup on the users browser, alerting the user to the browser's name. alert ("You are using: "+navigator.name); The alert would say something like "You are using: Internet Explorer" or "You are using: FireFox" The navigator object has other information available. You can find whether of not the browser accepts cookies, it's version, and it's codename. To learn more, see the related link.