do some companies block client-side Javascript scripting on client-side browser?
<p>I'm aware users may turn support for Javascript on/off in their browsers. But, does anyone know if some corporations have the practice of locking down systems such that the user no longer has the ability to turn Javascript on/off?</p>

<p>I'm considering building an enterprise web application that depends on Javascript scripting on the client side browser. Let's assume for the sake of discussion all users of this application are fine with enabling Javascript in their browsers as long as they are able to. Just wondering if I might possibly encounter situations where the user is not permitted to turn his/her browser's Javascript support on/off. </p>

<p>If so, I wonder what other options are available to crunch numbers in the client's browser (and then the same question would apply). </p>
