Enable Browser settings using scripts

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Hi All

In my project, I have to enable/Disable Browsers(IE, Crome, FF etc..) "automatic logon with current username and password", "Enable Script" settings.. using script.

I searched on google, but no use. Can any one knows about, How to enable/disable Browser settings using JavaScript/VB Script/JQuery?

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Willington

Posted 17-May-13 4:28am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2013-05-17T04:41:00

You don't need to search on the Web. All you need is to do some thinking.

It's quite enough to discuss the following situation you load the page with JavaScript and hope that JavaScript to enable scripting. If your script can be executed, it means scripting was already enabled. If scripting was disabled in the browser, your script is disabled, too.

Also think about this: if disabled scripting could possibly be enabled by a Web application, who would want to use such disabling, and such unsafe browser. No, Web application have no control over browser settings. It would defeat the purpose of those settings and would not make any sense.

So, this is not even about possible vs. impossible, the whole question simply makes no sense at all.

—SA