Java Script error message IE 5.1 browser

This all started about a week or so ago. While not every time, but often enough to be be a nuisance, I keep getting script error messages. It happens while webpages are loading. The message alerts of the Java script error and asks if I wish to keep loading the scripts or not. If I click yes, or if I click no, the page will usually still load. I am wondering if the webpage programmers have added something new, or if something is wrong with the IE browser?
Cube G4 450 mhz Mac OS 9.2.x 384 MB

Thanks Robbie,
I took your advice and upgraded, maybe, to IE 5.1.7, or at the least I reinstalled Internet Explorer.
I just want to say what a great blessing is the USB memory stick to people like me. I don't have, and I can't get, DSL broadband. If I could I would like a shot. Not having that I trundle to the local branch library, plug-in my memory stick, download whatever I want, and trundle back home with it. What would have taken a half day to down load on dial up, takes about 5 minutes at the library.
While I was there I also downloaded mozilla 1.3.1, the latest version of stuffit expander, talked to some nice people, and brought home a good book to read in the bargain.
It was a good day. Kurt Vonngut was right, "People are made to f..t around."
Lawrence
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