In order to test cross-browser compatibility we need to so without standing up tons of local desktops even if they are virtual machines. I just wanted to add that I have a login page I have to use for my ISP like sam-cit does. Many developers call it the new IE6 because it is generations behind these technical capabilities of Chrome, Firefox and Safari. Knowing it's there is good, but I've placed the domain name from the script into my hosts file, so it shouldn't be able to resolve the actual script anyway, but I don't like that I have to disable the web shield to do anything on the web, including come and post here. What I'm wondering is why can't the so called Web shield, just deactivate, block or remove the bad script, rather than just blocking access to the supposedly infected sites, which really means it blocks all web access at times. That, and I use Opera even more than Firefox and I don't have a no-script plugin for Opera. I'd use no script but it's a pain with all the other legal scripts in use out there. I'm trying to find the source of it, and am beginning to wonder if it's coming from my ISP's server, because I've done boot scans with Avast, I've run the latest MSRT, I'm running the Sinowal cleaner, but it hasn't found anything in the MBR where Sinowal resides, and so far it hasn't found anything anywhere else yet, and none of the scans have found anything on the system. Hopefully I sufficiently deactivated the script without making it unreadable. Note: other than changing spellings in the script coding, I only altered the http portion of the actual address given in the script. It is always at the very top of the source code, before anything else.
Somehow the "Enable Java content in the browser" box wasn't checked in the Security tab of the Java Control Panel, and also I needed to have the port number along with the URL in the Exception Site List.The Sinowal cleaner found nothing in the MBR, (it's still working through my HD at this time.)įor those of you also getting hit by this, if you pause the Web shield part of Avast, and then look at the source of the web page (Edit, View Source) you'll probably find the evil script inserted before any of the html of the website. I also went into the Java Control Panel, to the Security tab, made sure "High" was selected, and then added " " into the Exception Site List, but that didn't help.ĮDIT: I got it working. "We are unable to verify if Java is currently installed and enabled in your browser."
#ENABLE JAVA IN FIREFOX 20165 VERIFICATION#
Depending on your system settings, you may need to respond to prompts to allow the verification to continue."īut it doesn't prompt me at all. Click Run to allow the verification process to continue. Looks like I installed everything correctly.īut when I go to and click on "Verify Java Version" to make sure the Java plugin is working, it says "Detecting Java on your computer" and "The Java detection app will ask for permission to run. I launched FirefoxPortable.exe, and checked the Tools->Add-ons->Plugins, and I saw that it had the Java(TM) Platform SE 8 U121 plugin. The recommended (default) option is Ask to Activate, which lets you run Java when prompted. So I installed the 32-bit version of JPortable 8u121 into C:\Users\username\Downloads\Firefox_51.0.1_Portable\CommonFiles\Java. How do I enable Java in my Linux browser Navigate to Menu > Add-ons > Plugins > Oracle JAVA, Search Java(TM) Platform, If Java is disabled, click on Never Activate to open its drop-down menu and select the option to activate Java. Then I read that Java 8u131 and later don't allow MD5 signed jar files which the corporate application uses. Then I copied the FirefoxPortable.ini file from the Other\Source directory and put it in the same directory as FirefoxPortable.exe.
#ENABLE JAVA IN FIREFOX 20165 PORTABLE#
So I installed Firefox Portable 51.0.1 into C:\users\username\Downloads\Firefox_51.0.1_Portable\FirefoxPortable. O Plug-in Java para web browsers conta com a arquitetura de plug-in multiplataforma chamada NPAPI, para a qual houve suporte por parte de todos os principais web browsers por mais de uma década. I read that Firefox 52 and later don't allow the Java plugin anymore. Desde setembro de 2018, o Firefox não oferece mais uma versão com suporte a NPAPI, a tecnologia necessária para executar applets Java. I need to access a corporate application that has a web interface and a Java applet.
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