I wonder if his access to the internet prevents his computer from having a web browser at all. Even if he can't access a network the browser will still have a J

I wonder if his access to the internet prevents his computer from having a web browser at all. Even if he can't access a network the browser will still have a JS environment. Outside of that - say it's an old Windows XP box. He could still program using windows shell script. I think most windows boxes going back to 98 have VBScript installed. https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8746653/what-programming-languages-are-installed-in-windows-xp-by-default https://stackoverflow.com/questions/8746653/what-programming...