Internet Explorer (Version 7 and up) is popular but slow and occasionally less safe than modern browsers like:

• Google Chrome runs web pages and applications with lightning speed.
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• It Makes the Web Faster, Identity Theft Protection, Best-in-Class User Interface.
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A cookie is a block of text that a website sends to your Internet browser (such as Internet Explorer, Safari or Firefox). For Neighborship to work well you need to turn on cookies for your browser. We suggest you follow the steps in your browser"s help section, options or preferences selections now.

1. Select "Internet Options" from the "Tools" menu.
2. Click the "Privacy" tab.
3. Click the "Advanced" button.
4. Check the "Override automatic cookie handling" check box.
5. Check the "Accept" check box under "First-party Cookies".
6. Click "OK" on the "Advanced Privacy Settings" window.
7. Click "OK" on the "Internet Options" window.

1. Select "Options" from the "Tools" menu.
2. Click the "Privacy" icon.
3. Check the "Accept cookies from sites" checkbox under "Cookies" section.
4. Click "OK" on the "Internet Options" window.

1. Select "Preferences" from the "Firefox" menu.
2. Click the "Privacy" icon.
3. Check the "Accept cookies from sites" checkbox.
4. Close the "Preferences" window.

1. Select "Preferences" from the "Edit" menu.
2. Click the "Security" icon.
3. Click the "Always" or "Only from sites I visit" button next to "Accept Cookies".
4. Close the "Preferences" window.

1. Select "Preferences" from the "Safari" menu.
2. Click the "Security" icon.
3. Click the "Always" or "Only from sites I visit" button next to "Accept Cookies".
4. Close the "Preferences" window.

Javascript is a language that works with HTML to enhance web pages and makes them more interactive.

How do I enable JavaScript in my browser? We suggest you choose your browser type and follow the following steps:

1. Select Tools | Internet Options… menu item from the main menu.
2. Change to the Security tab at the top of the Internet Options window that pops up.
3. From the list of zones at the top of the Security options select the Internet icon.
4. Select the button near the bottom that reads Custom Level.
5. In the new window that pops up, scroll down to the item that reads Active Scripting.
6. Select the option marked Enable. Press OK button on each open window to finish.

1. On Windows/Linux: Select Options from the "Wrench" graphic icon menu on the upper/right side of the Google Chrome window.
2. On Mac OS X: Select Preferences from the Chrome menu.
3. Select the Under the Hood tab.
4. Click the Content settings... button underneath the Privacy area.
5. Select the JavaScript tab.
6. Select "Allow all sites to run JavaScript (recommended)" option.
7. Optionally: Click the Exceptions... button to control which sites can or cannot use JavaScript.
   

1. On Windows/Linux: Select Options from the "Wrench" graphic icon menu on the upper/right side of the Google Chrome window.
2. On Mac OS X: Select Preferences from the Chrome menu.
3. Select the Under the Hood tab.
4. Click the Content settings... button underneath the Privacy area.
5. Select the JavaScript tab.
6. Select "Allow all sites to run JavaScript (recommended)" option.
7. Optionally: Click the Exceptions... button to control which sites can or cannot use JavaScript.
   

1. Select Preferences from the Safari menu (on Mac OS) or the Edit menu (on Windows).
2. Select Security tab at the top.
3. Make sure "Enable JavaScript" is checked.