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I can't make Firefox 'see' Java, despite going through the steps recommended by Mozilla support.

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medlibraryguy
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I just installed Firefox on a Windows 9 PC. One web-based application we use needs Java, which is installed on the PC. However, Java doesn't show up in the Firefox plug-ins list, and none of the troubleshooting tips at Mozilla support makes it appear there and work. The application requires Java 6 update 7, which is not the latest update.

I just installed Firefox on a Windows 9 PC. One web-based application we use needs Java, which is installed on the PC. However, Java doesn't show up in the Firefox plug-ins list, and none of the troubleshooting tips at Mozilla support makes it appear there and work. The application requires Java 6 update 7, which is not the latest update.

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christ1
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FF will block old Java versions for security reasons.

medlibraryguy
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Oh. The application specifies an older update of Java. Thanks.