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Java en mozilla firefox esr a plugin is need
Java en mozilla firefox esr a plugin is need













(not really a surprise)Īccording to your signature you have Win10. It makes me think that Win7 is being allowed to become obsolete. These problems are appearing with recent versions of tools, where the older versions still work as they should. In several instances it seems that some of the problems I've been running into are specific to Win7, one of these being the inability to uninstall Foxit in order to get Acrobat back as the default for Uncle Sam. It may be that I used Internet Explorer that time, but I don't know. It took a lot of tries before I was able to get the Java website to present me with that option because it kept telling me it couldn't find Java on my computer. It looked like a little movie with a black screen with the word Activate in the middle of it. The previous time, I did something to activate it at the Java website. I unintalled FF and put in an old version of FF and then I was able to get Oo to accept the 32-bit Java. I had it on the computer but couldn't get Oo to accept it. The hindrance to my using the grammar checker seemed(?) to be that the updated Firefox was preventing the activation of the Java. They appeared that way in add/remove programs, the only distinguishing feature being that the 2nd one had (64 bit) in parentheses after it.

java en mozilla firefox esr a plugin is need

Villeroy, if I download the ESR version, does it replace whatever other version I have?īill, I may have gotten similar info from Rory, in any case, I downloaded Java at the place you post and managed to get two versions of Java, one which is 1.8.0_121 and the other which is 1.8.0_121. Although Firefox has a setting "Ask to activate" for Java. if I update Oo, if I have to update all the language packs or vice versa but I was getting very bogged down between that and the recent developments with Firefox going to a 64 bit version with no Java support. I don't know if the language packs and language tools all have to match the Oo version, i.e. I'm currently using a previous version of Oo with its associated language packs because it works. I'm afraid I'm so lacking in understanding that I spend a lot of time clicking on things until something works and then I don't know what I did.

java en mozilla firefox esr a plugin is need

When I started thinking that not all Open Office users use Firefox, it started to become clearer. I think I got confused because Firefox supported the use of Java and IE used Flash, therefore I was thinking one also had to use Firefox in order to get Java.















Java en mozilla firefox esr a plugin is need