For most computer users javascript is strange PC lingo. Most people except PC professionals programmers know little about it. Essentially, JavaScript is a web development language that is most commonly used on websites. Popular among non-programmers for its user-friendly nature, JavaScript also allows scripting access to objects embedded in other applications.
However, JavaScript errors are fairly common too, largely because so many amateurs write web development programs using it. But the terrible thing is that it can also be used to write adware and spyware, which make their way into your computer, often without you realizing it, and thereby clog the registry. This in turn slows down your computer and may even cause it to crash, and we all know what a big headache that means.
The common JavaScript errors are following:
1. JavaScript is not enabled in the browser.
2. The web page contains a JavaScript programming error.
3. The browser does not support JavaScript technology.
What can we do to deal with these problems? Of course, you could choose to inform the Webmaster about the problem and supply all details of the javascript error message that you have been receiving, but you have an easier alternative to that. Simply clean your windows registry and watch the problem vanish.
For those not in the know, the windows registry is a vast internal database in which all programs that you use on your system, including windows itself, store a huge volume of data. So whenever you make a change to the Control Panel settings, file associations, system policies, or install new software, the changes reflect in the registry. So the registry actually monitors the way your system behaves, and unless you keep windows registry clean by using Registry Cleaner tool regularly, you will not get away from JavaScript error messages.
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