i'll try but i wish i can first try getting this fixed! i really dont want to download firefox!
K.E
Well, Firefox isn't like any other program. It's something that you definitely won't regret getting. I hate to say it like this, but IE (including IE7) and other browsers (except perhaps Opera) are crap. If you don't believe me, or if you think I don't know what I'm talking about, download and try it, then come and tell me I'm wrong.
Zora said:
Javascript is using C++ on webpages, correct?
No, JavaScript is using JavaScript on web pages. It's a client-side scripting language that can do practically anything you need to a web page.
And now back on topic. Browser runtime errors usually indicate that:
1) The program has a bug in it and preforms an error while rendering a web page.
2) The browser was either installed incorrectly, was damaged or encounters a system-specific error (conflict with another process, some sharing violation) while executing on your machine.
3) Some of the code was corrupted or infected
4) (more specifically) The browser's JavaScript interpretation module is glitchy, or encounters a problem while executing because of clumsily written JavaScript that causes "memory leaking" or other errors that the browser should know how to tackle, but doesn't because it's not very good.
There are other possibilities, but they all point to the following two solutions:
1) Reinstall the browser
2) Get a better one (recommended)