Enable scripting in Google Chrome?

[#1]

I am trying to set up Routerstats 6.7with ST585 v7, but unsuccessfully, as I need to enable scripting.
So far I have been unable to find clear instructions how to do that.
Can anyone assist, please?

[#2]

Hi lucerne,
Assuming you mean javascript, I believe this is on by default in Chrome - the only way you can turn it off is to install an extension that allows it to be turned off or on. If you've done this I can only suggest looking at the extensions.
If you don't mean javascript, not sure I can help - sorry about that.

[#3]

Hi Matt!  :)It;s def JS and I had read about it being on by default, yet the reaction of Rstats ( see attachment) would seem to belie that. I have even tried adding the router's "http://192.168.1.254" to exceptions>allow.
I'll make other enquiries, but if anyone comes back with other suggestions they will be welcomed.
Wondering through, if Thomson s/ware is not having one of its many funnies that pps expereince.

[#4]

Are you able to access the router's web interface using another browser?

[#5]

Yes!

[#6]

In that case doesn't it suggest the problem is Chrome-related rather than a problem with the router?

[#7]

Try clearing the cache in Chrome

[#8]

Hi Guys!
The solution was almost staring me in the face. The message is a bit misleading. I am told that RS does not use JS.
Had I scrolled, all the info was there. Duh