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Why is Safari blocking the latest Java plugin?

Today, I fired up Safari to access my work server but the required Java applet wouldn't run. Safari displayed "Blocked Plugin" and clicking it said my Java was out of date and/or a security risk. I upgraded to the most recent Java (7.10, I believe) and restarted everything, but Safari still blocks the plugin. Firefox does not and confirms it's installed correctly and works.


There's no higher version of Java or my Safari (6.0.2). What is going on and how can I resolve it?


Thanks!


Jeremy

Posted on Jan 10, 2013 9:04 PM

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Jan 15, 2013 2:44 AM in response to jeremyschultz

Dear Apple,


I am an adult, quite capable to making decisions for myself and accepting the risks and consequences associated with those decisions. That includes those risks associated with not spending time updating software when I'm trying to log into a Juniper VPN to send an urgent email. I paid you almost £2000 for a laptop, not a nanny.


Thank you, that is all.

Feb 4, 2013 10:08 PM in response to jeremyschultz

Yup, last week I paid $2100 to have a top of the line laptop, Macbook Pro Retina, but it will not connect to my VPN due to the java block. I called Apple and they told me they do have a fix by the advanced team who can walk me through it but I have to pay $99 since it does not come with that support option out of the box! ***?! So Apple charges the highest out of all companies for a "Top of the line" laptop, blocks Java, tells its customers it can fix the problem but it will be $99 additional dollars after I literally just spent $2100 a week prior. Unbelieveable. Apple will continue this profit/customer service slide without Steve Jobs....just as it did when he first left. I'm kind of beside myself right now...

Why is Safari blocking the latest Java plugin?

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