Is JavaScript automatically enabled on this browser

I need JavaScript and superuser. Enabled to be able to root my android optimus 2.2 without a computer. I kept trying with just my phone's browser but it will not root. I have tried many ways and it just won't work. Anyone's help would be so very much appreciated

In my experience, you can't root without having a custom recovery installed either TWRP or CWM and you need to overwrite system files by using a computer. I haven't seen any way to root any device without using a computer.
It depends on what Optimus you are using. There are several variants of the LG Optimus including the LG Optimus S for Sprint, Optimus V for Virgin Mobile, Optimus C for Cricket, and a few more.
Also, Javascript is enabled by default on Firefox so there's no need to enable it unless you went into about:config and disabled it but I don't think that happened since normal users don't know about it.
Since this is an off-topic question and not related to Firefox but rather your device, I'm going to close it. I would be happy to help you off of this forum if you would like. My contact info is in my profile page
*Here's a quick link --> [/user/moses]
Email is the best and quickest way to reach me.
Before you do that, I suggest you go to a website such as xda-developers.com or androidforums.com

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You sure seem to have both plugins, and latest versions.
For testing that Javascript is working correctly, you can find test links and info in this article: [[Using the Java plugin with Firefox]].
For testing Flash, we have the support article [[Managing the Flash plugin]].
If either of these fail, look for help in the articles and/or let us know what results you get so we can provide further assistance for getting it fixed.
If all seems to be in working order with both, you may have some extension blocking that particular page or application. I would recommend trying to start Firefox in [[Safe Mode]] and test the FB application again - if this works out, you can try enabling your extensions (from menu Tools -> Add-ons -> Extensions) one by one to see which one causes the problem. If it still fails in Safe Mode, this strongly suggests that an external application is blocking execution - most likely a security application of some sort.
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*http://kb.mozillazine.org/JavaScript_is_not_Java
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*Don't make any changes on the Safe mode start window.
*https://support.mozilla.com/kb/Safe+Mode
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How to chcek if Java Script is enabled for the browser

Hi all,
I wanted to know if there was any way to check if Java Scripts is enabled in the browser on which the jsp screen is being displayed. This type of check should be in Java and im working on a struts framework.
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There are multiple ways of doing it. Depends on wether you need this information only at the Client (browser) or do you need it at the Server.
In case of Client its trivial. You could do it in HTML:
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<body onload="checkJavaScriptValidity()">checkJavaScriptValidity hides the second div and make the first one active. If JavaScript is enabled you will see the first div which says "JavaScript is enabled". If JavaScript is disabled you will see the second div which says "JavaScript is disabled".
<script language="javascript" type="text/javascript">
function checkJavaScriptValidity()
document.getElementById("jsEnabled").style.visibility = 'visible';
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</script>But I guess since you want it to do it in Java, you'll need this information at the Server side as Browsers dont execute Java code. In that case you could just do an HTTP hit from a javascript function on load with information about the current session. But I still do not understand why would need this information at the server side as your purpose seems to be to ask the user to enable Javascript on his browser.

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