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I need JavaScript 1.5 or higher in order to be able to use a website for school. When the site checks my browser's javascript version, it says I have 1.4 installed and I need 1.5, so I DO need to upgrade JavaScript and NOT java.
Let me guess: You are trying to use WebTycho? Even if it is not WebTycho this info should help. The problem is not the version of JavaScript in your browser. The problem is the flakey code used by WebTycho to detect the version. Your browser already has 1.5 or higher which what is required. The following link will provide some details on taking care of it:
Note that this applies to Ubuntu, Fedora and possibly others. I had the problem with Fedora 8. If you replace your existing browser with the one downloaded directly from Firefox (the basic fix) you mau need to install the following RPM or equivalent package:
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