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How can I make Firefox use another installed Java runtime version? I try to keep the number of installed JDKs and JREs to a minimum and I want Firefox to use JRE 1. Install Java Plugin Firefox Portable Old Versions. Firefox 52 will be the first release version of the Mozilla Firefox web browser that will ship without support for.

I need to use Java 1.6.0_20 for the software I'm running. I went to the Oracle website and downloaded jre1.6.0_20 and installed it on my computer, but can't seem to get Firefox to load Java. Install Microsoft Fonts Opensuse Tumbleweed here. If I download directly from, the plugin works fine but is the wrong version, and I can't find on www.java. Power Script Mirc Download Italiano 2010 Chevrolet here. com anywhere to download any of the previous versions. According to the help (can't post link because of spam prevention), I need to go into the Java Control Panel and enable it for Mozilla. I've done this multiple times, but every time I go in to the control panel and check the box, click Apply and Save, as soon as I go back in the box is unchecked.

Does anyone know either why the box is unchecked, or where I can download the old JRE that also is configured for Firefox? Muse Origin Of Symmetry Rar.

Is there any way to install an old version of the Java plugin in any of my browsers (IE, Firefox, Chrome or Opera)? I want to be able to test a set of applets without digitally signing them, but Oracle's crazy signing policy is making it impossible. The appletviewer won't cut it for me (the applets interact with each other and with JavaScript on the same page). It seems to be impossible to get an applet signed without paying some money to someone somewhere along the line, and I really can't be bothered with that. I still have an old JDK 1.5 installed in addition to a JDK 1.8; is there any way of convincing a browser to use it? Maybe an old browser, if I can find one somewhere? (I have a copy of Netscape 3 somewhere, but that might be a bit too old.) Any suggestions welcomed, except for 'sign the applets'!