Exam FC0-U61 topic 1 question 325 discussion

A. Scripting is disabled. When scripting is disabled in a web browser, it can prevent certain actions on a webpage from occurring, such as opening a document or navigating to a new page. Many modern web applications rely on scripting (e.g., JavaScript) to execute actions, like opening links, downloading files, or rendering content. If scripting is disabled, clicking on a link may result in no action being performed, as the browser won't execute the necessary code.

Its scripting is disabled. If a web page relies on scripts to open a document, and scripting is disabled in the user's browser, the page may fail to function as expected. Its not C because pop-up blockers prevent new windows from opening, but they would not prevent a document from being accessed directly via a link, unless the link is intended to open in a pop-up window. This is less likely in this case.

C. Pop-up blockers are enabled. Pop-up blockers are designed to prevent new browser windows or tabs from opening automatically, which includes attempts to open new windows or tabs triggered by clicking links. If a pop-up blocker is enabled, it may prevent the document from opening as expected when the link is clicked.

C. Pop-up blockers are enabled. When a user clicks a link to view a document and nothing happens, it's most likely that pop-up blockers are enabled. Pop-up blockers prevent new windows or tabs (which are commonly used to display documents or additional information) from opening. If a website tries to open a new window or tab to show a document and a pop-up blocker is active, it can prevent the action from completing, resulting in no visible response to the user's click.

C. Pop up blockers are enabled should be the answer as clicking on the document should open another page/browser.