Cant load some web pages

For some reason I recently became unable to access certain web pages that I used to be ale to get into. One is my credit union's home page and the other is fox news' home page. In both Safari and Internet Explorer the page hangs up when loading at the same spot everytime. With Fox News it is at sending request for /js/main2005.js and at the credit union site it is at sending request for /js/lib.js
I assume that the problem has something to do with java script but being a complete and utter non computer geek, I am at a loss as to how to fix this. Any help?

Hi kevin, and Welcome to Discussions!
Open your Safari Preferences
Click on Security
Web Content: Are Enable Java & Enable JavaScript checked?
If not, enable them. Quit Safari, and then reload Safari.
Does the page load now?
The Internet Explorer browser is no longer being supported for OS X. So your version has not been updated to work with many of the newer technologies, being implemented on the Web.
Using my AOL browser, when I go FOXNews,
the page never completely loads. But that may be due to the fact that I have disabled Enable Java.
Using Safari, with the Java & JavaScript enabled, the page loads right up.
Additionally, have you run all of the Java updates for your OS?
Good Luck!
ali b

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