Internet Explorer 11 lets you disable JavaScript for better security. Listed here are the precise steps to completely disable JavaScript in Ie.

At this point in time, Ie is outdated and generally not too good in terms of performance, security, or features. You will find much better alternative browsers such as the new Edge, Chrome, or Firefox for the day to day browsing tasks. Actually, you may also Enable Ie mode in Edge. That being said, there can be situations where you are forced to use Ie. This is also true in the case of old websites or services specifically designed for Ie, office environments, etc.

While you have to use Internet Explorer from time to time, you don't have to put yourself at risk. To reduce the safety concerns and become safe while using the Ie, you are able to disable JavaScript. Once disabled, some interactive functions of some websites may not work. However, that really should not be an issue since many websites designed for Internet Explorer works fine without JavaScript.

So, with no delay, allow me to demonstrate the steps to completely disable JavaScript in Internet Explorer 11 in Windows 10.

Steps to Disable JavaScript in Internet Explorer

Fundamental essentials steps you should follow to fully switch off JavaScript in Ie. The steps shown below are for IE 11 and will also operate in Windows 8, 8.1, and 7.

First, open the web Explorer browser. You can do that by looking it up within the Start menu.
Now, click on the "Settings" icon. You will notice it as a gear icon towards the top-right corner.
Select "Internet Options" from the list.
Here, go to the "Security" tab.
Now, click on the "Custom Level" button under "Security Level with this Zone" section.
Scroll down and discover the "Scripting" section.
Here, choose the "Disabled" option under "Active Scripting".
Click the "Ok" button to save changes.
Click "Yes" to verify the alterations.
In the primary window, click "Apply" and "Ok" buttons.
Finally, restart the Internet Explorer browser.

That's it. With that, you have completely disabled the JavaScript in Internet Explorer. From now on, whenever you go to a website in the Intenet Explorer, it won't be able to load any JavaScript.

As mentioned before, most modern websites and services specifically designed for IE should be able to function without JavaScript, albeit with reduced functionality. For example, if your form or widget on a webpage requires JavaScript, it many not work.

To allow JavaScript in Ie, visit "Settings → Internet Options → Security → Custom Level", and select "Enabled" under "Active Scripting".

That is all.