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Click your connection, click Advanced, and then the DNS tab.

Change the DNS servers on Mac: Open the Apple menu, click System Preferences, select Network, and click the padlock to make changes.

If addresses are already specified, you can replace them, or you can try obtaining them automatically to see if that helps. To specify servers, select Use the following DNS server addresses and enter the addresses of the ones you want to use. Right-click your network adapter, select Properties, highlight "Internet Protocol Version 4" in the list and click the Properties button.

Change the DNS servers on Windows: Press Windows key + R and type ncpa.cpl to open Network Connections.

You'll want to write down the IP addresses for both the primary and secondary DNS servers.

Find a reliable public/free DNS server, such as the ones available from Google, Cloudflare, and OpenDNS.

X Research source Usually your computer will be set to obtain DNS server info automatically, but you can specify servers if you wish. This is common when using DNS service providers that use security blacklists to block known rogue sites. The DNS servers your device is set to use may be blocking the site you're trying to visit.

Samsung Internet: Tap the three-line menu, select Settings, choose Advanced, and then turn on JavaScript if it's disabled.

Scroll down and tap Advanced, and toggle on "JavaScript" if it's turned off. Safari: Open your iPhone or iPad Settings and select Safari.X Research source On Android, tap the three dots next to the address bar, select Settings, tap Site settings, and then select JavaScript.

Chrome for Android: If you're using Chrome on iPhone/iPad, JavaScript is on and there's no way to turn it off.If "Enable JavaScript" is not checked, check the box now. Safari: Click the Safari menu, select Preferences, and then click the Security tab.Type "javascript.enabled" into the search field and make sure the value is set to "True." If it isn't, double-click the word false to make it so.

Firefox: Enter about:config into the address bar and confirm that you want to proceed.If not, click it and toggle the switch to On. Click Cookies and site permissions in the left panel, and then look for "JavaScript" under "All Permissions." If it says "Allowed," you're good. Edge: Click the three-dot menu and select Settings.Click Site settings under "Privacy and security." If JavaScript is disabled, click it and select Allowed. Chrome: Click the three-dot menu, select Settings, and then click Advanced in the left panel.Check your browser settings to ensure that it is enabled: If JavaScript has been disabled, you'll encounter difficulties loading a lot of popular sites. JavaScript is enabled by default on web browsers.