Versuchen Sie, Chrome vom Terminal aus auszuführen:
./chrome.exe --args --allow-scripts
I think I found a bug in Chrome, and I kind of have no idea where to post but it may as well be a misconfiguration on my part or something.
Here is the issue. I'll include a screenshot which should explain the main idea of the issue.
JavaScript is enabled and yet http://enable-javascript.com acts as if it weren't.
It's kind of vague though. Luckily Google Chrome's console makes everything clear.
Blocked script execution in 'http://enable-javascript.com/' because the document's frame is sandboxed and the 'allow-scripts' permission is not set.
...but this is just Google Chrome's paranoia since there is no frame elements and "sandbox" is never mentioned in the code.
Any pointers would be helpful!
Update:
If I navigate to the URL directly, the issue is not present, however if I click a link to get to that page - the issue is in fact present. Refreshing on a dysfunctional page does not fix a thing.
Versuchen Sie, Chrome vom Terminal aus auszuführen:
./chrome.exe --args --allow-scripts
Unter Windows können Sie diesen Befehl verwenden:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Google\Chrome\Application\chrome.exe" --args --allow-scripts