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Hello, 

I  have this problem with Windows 7 OS - Google Chrome and IE browsers both not letting me set up a new account on Facebook via www.ctunnel.com 

I have spent countless waking hours between work and sleep researching this issue.  Here is the list of "advice" that I have uncovered.  
HERE'S WHAT HELPED OTHERS - but not me. 
    
1)  Making sure JavaScript is allowed to run in Google Chrome:  
 From any webpage in Google Chrome - Click  (the wrench in the top right corner) - Options -  Underthehood - Content settings - JavaScript settings, make sure it is set to "Allow all sites to run JavaScript - recommended"

 2)  Test if a Firewall is blocking the JavaScript (if it is already enabled)
Go to Start - Control Panel - Windows Firewall (in the left side column: click "Turn Windows Firewall on or off"  - change both Home and Public network settings to "Turn Off Firewall". - then click OK to make the change.  Close browser.  Open it again and try whatever you were doing.  If it still doesn't work - go back and Turn On Firewalls again in both networks, click OK to save changes. 

3)  Update the latest Adobe Flashplayer  
4) Turn off pop-up blockers  (for the specific web page)  

5)  Allow Inbound or Outbound content for specified web page, 
Go to Control Panel -  Windows Firewall - Advanced Settings - under Getting started (middle to bottom of box) "View and create firewall rules" 

6) Test if Javascript runs on your computer by using a different browser such as:  Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome, O  and more
7)  See if it works from another computer (whatever is not working)
8)  Make sure you have all recent updates for your OS. 

9)  Go to Google base: type question - get an answer for all browsers other than Google Chrome - leave a comment to point that out to them and say, "Thanks for nothing." 

10) Hold down:  Control-Shift-J   (shows the scripts running on your page) Learn to read Javascript and become a wizard. 

Bibbidy-Bobbidy-Boo!!  dAng! My wand must be broken ~ I still have this issue.

IF ANYONE IS PROFICIENT WITH:  Windows 7 - and JavaScript  (not Java, that's different) PLEASE HELP ME and the thousands of others out there with the same issue. You would be a hero to us all.  

Configuration: Windows 7 / Safari 534.3

Ambucias · Answer

Greetings,

Thank you for sharing with the community.

I wish to have you permission to publish you solution in the Kioskea faq.  Of course, if I have your permission, you will be given credit.

I you permit, can you suggest a pic to accompany the text?

Thanks again

Regards

S. Taylor · Answer

Yes, you may post this in the FAQ, certainly.  
However, I still have not resolved my issue - but some of the advice listed has helped others. 

If you just want one picture - I think the Windows logo would be fitting, since this fundamentally appears to be an OS issue rather than browser settings.
  
It is also possible that less obvious firewalls are hindering the use of JavaScripts. 
From my limited understanding, Windows 7 has many security and other features deeply embedded that cause infinite aggravations for past users of XP and Vista. 

I think it would be helpful to add pictures of HOW TO follow the steps for IE, Firefox and for Google.  (screen shots) as in these links below.  
You may not be permitted to use these listed, but I'm not sure.  
Nonetheless,  making screen shots is relatively easy.

S. Taylor · Answer

Okay, the answer to MY problem was that I was trying to access Facebook through a free VPN.  Because VPN servers are encrypted to allow users to view restricted content, sometimes Javascripts are not read properly. 

Therefore, trying to access Facebook, Myspace, and Youtube from China (where such websites are blocked) and by trying to to view them through a free VPN server (which pretends I am trying to view from another country); the JavaScripts of such websites get tangled.  

So I am able to view some Youtube videos, but I am not able to sign-in or start a new account in Facebook through a free VPN. 

Fundamentally, my issue was not related to any of the suggestions above. 
However, I hope my experience and research helped others, and that this new discovery helps others as well. 

Best of luck to you all!

JavaScript error with Facebook, Chrome, & IE

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