Java plug-in no longer in Safari 12.0

I hope this is not too late, but I too depend on a Java plugin to connect to work. I found in another article that using "SeaMonkey" from the Mozilla group did the trick! https://www.seamonkey-project.org

It includes an email, newsgroup, and feed client too but I only use it as a browser for my Java-Plugin required applications. Now I am back online and saving Safari and all those other browsers I tried (with no avail) for other uses.

Hope it works for you -- I am recommending it to all my cohorts who telecommute with Macs to try it out.

I am having the same issue - in my case my Java app works but there I need to enable the "Unsafe" mode for the Java App and that has also disappeared.

I am assuming there is a workaround or the feature is hidden somewhere else....waiting...😕

I'm having the same problem with 5 different Macs within the family (iMac, 2 new MacBook Pros, 1 old MacBook Pro, and 1 old MacBook Air). The use a program that requires Java plugin support and now I can't use it after the upgrade to Safari 12.0. I tried everything and was finally able to wipe an old 2013 MacBook my kid used before she got her new Mac this year. It came back with Safari 10.12 after the install which allowed me to use the Java plugin. Unfortunately, I can't do that easily for the rest of my computers because the shipload of software and documents. Now the only device I can run Java on is old and heavy MacBook. I used the new MacBook or MacBook Air when I travel but now I can't do that. I have to carry that old computer just to use 1 program?

Apple has been controlling and now they are getting more and more controlling. If Java is NOT safe then a user should be able to use it on their own risk. All Apple has to do is give the warning!

This has to change.

If you have a backup, you can restore your computer to a backup made prior to installing Safari 12. Individual applications included as part of the OS can't be restored.

If you are running 10.13.6, boot into the Recovery Partition and reinstall the OS.

I am having the same problem. I was using Safari to access a remote desktop - which requires the Java plug-in.

Now I am blocked out and have no way of backing up or reinstalling the old Safari to enable this remote access. Does anyone know how to do that? And have a copy of the old safari? Until this is fixed I am locked out.

help is appreciated.

Some plugins are supported.

See the last item in the screen shot.

I have the very same issue. I have many work needs that require Java and will go back to last version of Safari if 12.0 doesn't provide a plug in any longer.
Any help, please?! Thanks.

Plugins are no longer supported in Safari 12.

I have the same problem how do you go back to the last version?

Yes, the same problem here, I have not managed to make any progress any further comments of how to proceed without reverting back to an earlier version of Safari would be appreciated.

The only 2 ways I know are what I posted above