[SOLVED] How to disable java (not javascript) with Firefox 11.0
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How to disable java (not javascript) with Firefox 11.0
How can I disable java with Firefox 11.0? I'm using Fedora 16 64 bit. I can't access that option in preferences. The option to disable javascript is there but not java. Thanks in advance.
in the VERY old ( by FF standards ) Firefox 11 ???
as above BUT install the current Firefox 15 first
however most distros are using the "icetea" openJDK and are NOT using the Oracle java 7 and the BROKEN update Oracle update released late Thursday that ALSO has a security hole in it
in the VERY old ( by FF standards ) Firefox 11 ???
as above BUT install the current Firefox 15 first
I use 64 bit Fedora 16 and updated Firefox from an update repo and it installed Firefox 11. Firefox 15 is available only for 32 bit Fedora 16.
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however most distros are using the "icetea" openJDK and are NOT using the Oracle java 7 and the BROKEN update Oracle update released late Thursday that ALSO has a security hole in it and fedora is 100% using openjdk and is NOT using Oracle java 7 http://icedtea.classpath.org/wiki/IcedTea-Web
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