Browser Out Of Date

This is a new BB, 5 days old.
I do a lot of viewing on Accuweather web site on my PC and tried it out on my new BB. I get a lot of error msgs. "your browser does not support java script, it's out of date you need an upgrade" . What do I do ?
rkl

open browser, hit menu key- options- click on general
make sure the browser at the top is 'blackberry' or 'internet'
check mark the javascript options
also go to your main options icon and about
3rd line down v4.x.x.x
what are the x's?

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