Hi,
I just updated to the new OS, Mojave and I have an error when I try to connect to my work desktop, saying "Java is Unavailable". I installed the newest version of Java thinking maybe it got uninstalled during the update and checked in the Safari Preferences -> security tab-> javascript is enabled, but I get the same message: Java is unavailable.
Do you have any ideas on how to solve this?
Thanks
MacBook Pro TouchBar and Touch ID, iOS 12
If you need Java plugin support it was removed from Safari 12 just as it has been in Chrome and Firefox for quite awhile. Even Oracle, the maker of Java, has dropped the plugin as of Java 9. One possibility is to restore your system before you upgraded to Mojave using Time Machine. Another is to find a browser that still had Java plugin support. Firefox 52.9 ESR for example.
If you need Java plugin support it was removed from Safari 12 just as it has been in Chrome and Firefox for quite awhile. Even Oracle, the maker of Java, has dropped the plugin as of Java 9. One possibility is to restore your system before you upgraded to Mojave using Time Machine. Another is to find a browser that still had Java plugin support. Firefox 52.9 ESR for example.
JavaScript is not Java. They have absolutely nothing in common except the four letters in the same order.
See dialabrain's post for possible solutions to using Java.
Many thanks, Firefox 52.9 seems to do the trick.
Firefox ESR worked last week, the first time I tried it. Then it updated itself and I can no longer get the Java to work. FYI, the site I'm trying to resume using is http://www.calgaryherald.com/life/diversions/crossword/NYTcrossword.html
You're welcome.
You have to disable automatic updates in the Firefox preferences then re-download 52.9 and replace the updated version.
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