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Java 7 U9 did work just fine on both, Windows and Linux. However, the Java plugin is visible in the list With FF on Linux the same 'Firefox has disabled. With FF on Windows the Java plugin doesn't even show up in the list of 'For your safety, Firefox has disabled your outdated version of Java. > If you're having issues with Java, it's best to tell them about it. I'm getting the same thing and other people are as

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> I think there is something not working correctly with the update I am NOT going to go through this yet again.

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The re-install (of 9) went to full completion and the wizard said so.įF again tells me that my Java install is 'Outdated'. I have, once again, used JavaRa and killed every stupid version of Java > patiently wait till the wizard tells me that the installation was > long as there is still any JRE entry in the Programs and Features > carefully as possible: For instance I'd use the Revo uninstaller as > and Runtime are 'out of date' and I need the latest version. > My attempt to fall back to 7U9 is now telling me that both Toolkit This space for rent, but the price is high I use two different online banking accounts. > comfortable with a bank that needed you to use it for their website to > Considering the security problems with Java, I wouldn't feel too > want to log in to them would a recurring annoyance. Remembering to disable and enable every time I > My online bank accounts (different banks, different countries) require

> can still (and should) *disable the Java Plug-Ins* in you browser(s). > well, there are cross-platform applications that require JRE. I deleted Java a couple of months ago, and I have a more secure (ha ha!) Java plugin now. I uninstalled first, ran JavaRa, then did a Linux Tips, Tricks & News Today Through on this article you will get idea to Enable Java plugin in Firefox (Java Applets) on RHEL, CentOS, Ubuntu, Mint, Debian, Fedora, Mageia. > Thanks Ron, I think the problem was re-installing the old version on Content available under a Creative Commons license. Portions of this content are 19982022 by individual contributors.

#Get the latest java plugin for firefox for mac

This is possible on Windows computers, but Firefox for Mac defaults to 64-bit, making it impossible to install Java for Firefox on a Mac. Visit Mozilla Corporation’s not-for-profit parent, the Mozilla Foundation. > (NPRuntime Script Plug-in Library for Java Deploy) To enable Java content, you'll have to install an old, 32-bit version of Firefox and then manually add the Java plugin. > I now have the following -2- java related plugins: > and then installed the latest java version. > Finding that I too had the dangerous disabled java plugin, I ran javaRa > to start another thread or just ask here. > [I am sorry to intrude on this thread but reading it got me to look at > as I am aware, this issue has been addressed in the latest version of > I've tried re-installing Java, but the plugin persists. > is known to cause security or stability problems' > U5 10.5.1.255', with the ominous warning 'Java (TM) Platform SE 7 U5. > However, when I check under FF plugins, I see 'Java (TM) Platform SE 7 > I am running the latest FF (17.0.1) and the latest Java (1.7._10).

Be sure not to do this with your main firefox application.Am 16:31, schrieb On 2:20 PM, Ron Hunter wrote: That way it never gets updated accidentally. One of my colleagues created a script to remove the old firefox, and untar it on every run. verify the plugin is active (check about:plugins).copy this to the mozilla/firefox plugin folders (I couldn't figure out which one to copy it too, so I just copied it to anything firefox/plugins or mozilla/plugins).Now your openJDK installation will contain a IcedTeaPlugin.so file in the jre/lib folder.Install the icedtea-plugin and the icedtea-plugin.

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Download a tar of Firefox, version 51 (newer version don't support the plugin).

After a long trial-and-error approach, I got IcedTea working consistently in an older version of firefox like this: I need in-browser Java for legacy work-related websites, and the oracle java plugin does not cut it.

I figured someone else might be in the same situation. This is an old thread, but I stumbled upon it while googling a solution to my problem today.