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7. I read that Apple did it automatically for the Mac. Am I wrong? Where do I

Tue Jan 15, 2013, 05:48 PM

Jan 2013

need to go to find out if I need to do anything?

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So, about this java thing. [View all] cbayer Jan 2013 OP

My IT director hubby said go out to woodsprite Jan 2013 #1

Thanks, woodsprite. It seemed kind of off to me. cbayer Jan 2013 #2

I don't even trust Adobe notifications woodsprite Jan 2013 #3

I would not. Agschmid Jan 2013 #4

Where do I go to disable it? I went to Utilities glinda Jan 2013 #9

You have to do it in your browser. What one(s) are you using. cbayer Jan 2013 #10

Also Firefox...how???? glinda Jan 2013 #11

Done cept for Firefox. : > ) glinda Jan 2013 #12

Looked and followed but those tabs didn't come up for me. glinda Jan 2013 #14

Do we need both the Java and the Java FX? Am sooo confused. glinda Jan 2013 #16

Yes, the patch (or security update or whatever they are calling it). cbayer Jan 2013 #17

Update - Java Security 'Fix' Is Disguised Malware Attack cbayer Jan 2013 #18

Did you see this? REP Jan 2013 #19

I had heard that they disabled using an update, which explains why cbayer Jan 2013 #20

Well, you can leave it turned off in your browser settings REP Jan 2013 #21