- Javascript: void(0) error occurs when there is a problem with Javascript on your PC, making browsing difficult.
- To fix the error in Windows 11 browsers (Chrome, Firefox, IE), enable Javascript, reload webpages without cache, clear cookies and cache.
- In Chrome, enable Javascript by accessing Settings and allowing all sites to run Javascript; in Firefox, activate the Java platform plugin and bypass cache when reloading.
Your web browser uses Javascript to show content properly. When there is some problem with the Javascript on your PC, you are expected to face a javascript: void(0) error while trying to access some content on the website. Facing this error may make it difficult for you to browse the internet.
Fixing this error is not difficult as it may sound, and there are some troubleshooting steps that you can follow to fix the javascript: void(0) error. If you have been looking for ways to fix the javascript: void(0) error in Windows 11, then this article will help you with it. We have discussed some troubleshooting ways to fix the javascript: void(0) error in Windows 11 in this article.
Enable Javascript In Your Browser
The very first thing that you should do is enable Javascript on your browser. We will be discussing the steps to enable javascript on both- Google Chrome as well as Mozilla Firefox.
For Google Chrome
To enable JavaScript on Google Chrome, follow the steps given below-
- Open Chrome browser on your PC and then click on the Menu (three ellipses) icon at the top right corner of your screen.
- From the Menu that opens up, click on Settings.
- In the Settings, click on Advanced and then click on Content Settings.
- Here search for the Javascript. Ensure it shows the Allowed message. Else click on it and then click on Allow all sites to run Javascript.
For Mozilla Firefox
If you have Mozilla Firefox installed on your PC and you are facing the javascript: void(0) error on it, then try enabling the javascript for it. To enable javascript on Mozilla Firefox, follow the steps given below-
- Open the Mozilla Firefox app on your PC and then click on the menu icon at the top right corner.
- In the Menu, click on the Add-ons option, and after that head to the Plugins tab.
- Here, select the Java platform plugin and select Always Activate it.
Reload the page by Bypassing Cache
Another thing that you can do is reload the webpage by bypassing the cache. This can solve the issue if you are facing it temporarily.
To reload the webpage by bypassing the cache, press the Ctrl + F5 key combo while you are still on the webpage. This will reload the webpage without any cache and you should now not face the javascript: void(0) error on your browser.
Remove Cookies And Clear Cache
You should try clearing the cache and cookies of your browser to fix the javascript: void(0) error. Clearing the cache and cookies is quite easy and you can do it when you clear the browsing history. We will be discussing the complete step-by-step process to help you remove cookies and clear cache on Google Chrome as well as Mozilla Firefox.
For Google Chrome
To clear the cache and remove cookies on Google Chrome, follow the steps given below-
- Open the Chrome app on your PC and then click on the Menu icon that you see at the top right corner of your screen.
- Here, click on More Tools and then select Clear Browsing Data.
- On the next window that opens up, check the checkboxes for Cookies and other site data as well as Caches images and files. Once done, click on Clear Data to clear the cached data as well as cookies.
For Mozilla Firefox
To clear the cache or remove cookies on Mozilla Firefox, follow the steps given below-
- Open Firefox on your PC, and then click on the Menu button.
- Here, go to the Options and then click on History under Privacy & Security.
- Click on the Show Cookies button. Now remove all the cookies and then restart your browser to apply the changes.
This is how you can fix the javascript: void(0) error on the browser in Windows 11. Following the above steps, you will be able to fix the javascript error that you were facing.
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