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I'd like to install Java in Firefox on Windows but I don't have administrative privileges on my machine.Any clue on how to achieve this? studiohack13.5k20 gold badges90 silver badges118 bronze badges asked Dec 17, 2009 at 8:55 Unfortunately the answer for the moment is negative:You can't install Java in a portable manner, since it requires lots of updates to the registry.There is nowadays much of a debate as regarding that point, and doubtless with all the portable apps hype going on it's only a matter of time before a portable version of Java becomes available that doesn't use the registry.To resume, while Firefox is portable, Java isn't. Not yet, anyway. Stay tuned to Sun announcements concerning Java, and hopefully the problem will be resolved in the coming months. answered Jan 6, 2010 at 7:28 1 Not much detail in this question but this part confused me: I don't have administrative privileges on my machine.It's your machine, yet you have no administrative privileges? Did you forget the password? You can clear the administrator password using Offline NT Password & Registry Editor. If it is someone elses machine, you can download the Java installer and extract it with Universal Extractor Binary Archive (no install needed) to any location you want, then follow the steps Goyuix outlined to have Firefox recognize it.Maybe more insight into why you don't have administrative privileges can help us give you a better answer. answered Jan 1, 2010 at 0:48 1 If you have Firefox and Java running on that computer (portable or otherwise), the only remaining glue is to get the Java Platform Plugin registered with Firefox. How it detects where Java is installed and which runtime to use is a bit of a mystery honestly, it probably looks in the registry or checks for the JAVAHOME environment variable. Not sure.Copy the np*.dll files for your version of the JRE from the following location: C:\Program Files\Java\j2re\bin\ (or whatever the path is to your JVM)Paste them into your Firefox plugins folder, which is typically in the following location: C:\Program Files\Mozilla Firefox\plugins (or whatever the path is to your Firefox)There are also several references to Java in the extensions.ini, extensions.rdf and pluginreg.dat. All of these are plain text files that you can edit, though it still may not be the required ingredients. Compare them with a known good, working Firefox + Java install and hopefully you can make it work. These files are in the %APPDATA%\Mozilla folder, and in your profile, by default. Not sure where they will be on your portable version. answered Dec 31, 2009 at 17:06 GoyuixGoyuix6,6074 gold badges38 silver badges48 bronze badges 2 Firefox (both installed version and portable version) may use the environment variable "MOZ_PLUGIN_PATH" to search for plugins, so you can:1) create a new environment variable in your OS using the above-mentioned name and put as value [current plugins folder];[portable java plugins folder]2) simply create a batch file (.BAT file), using the "set" DOS command to set the above-mentioned environment variable in the

Same format:set moz_plugin_path=[current plugins folder];[portable java plugins folder]and then insert a new line to run Firefox.3) using the .INI file of the portable firefox version to include the plugins folder of Portable Java.The [current plugins folder] is the current folder of Firefox Plugins. If you don't know where it is, open firefox, go to Plugins page, search for "default plugin", you can read the full path where the default firefox plugin is placed.The [portable java plugins folder] is the current folder of plugins used by portable java. It is placed in "Java\bin\new_plugin" folder (Java is the root folder where Portable Java has been installed). If you still have problem, search for file "npjp2.dll", and take note of the related folder where it is placed.To check if one of the above-mentioned procedure has gone well, open Firefox and you should have two new items inside Plugins page:"Java Deployment Toolkit" and "Java Platform SE".Hope this may be useful for all of you.P.S. If you use the procedure 1, you must logoff Windows and logon Windows again in order to let Windows load the new environment variable. answered Nov 2, 2010 at 23:08 Sure, gain Admin priviledges ;)Use OphCrack to get the passwords for the local accounts on your computer and then use the credentials to launch an offline Java installation as an admin. Of course, this is assuming the rainbow tables in Ophcrack are capable of cracking the local account passwords. answered Dec 31, 2009 at 16:33 rodeyrodey1,8688 gold badges23 silver badges29 bronze badges 4 answered Jun 24, 2010 at 15:58 1 You must log in to answer this question. Start asking to get answers Find the answer to your question by asking. Ask question Explore related questions See similar questions with these tags.

#ENABLE JAVA PLUGIN SAFARI HOW TO# #ENABLE JAVA PLUGIN SAFARI MAC# #ENABLE JAVA PLUGIN SAFARI WINDOWS# Select Apply if the Enable Java check box is not selected. Check or verify Enable Java content in the browser is checked. Safari Click on Safari and select Preferences Choose the Security option Select Allow Plug-ins then click on Manage Website Settings Click on the Java item, select an option (Ask, Allow or Allow Always) from the pulldown list When visiting other. If you hadn’t done so already, these recent security exploits for Flash should motivate you to enable click-to-play for browser plugins as soon as possible. Open the Java control panel through System Preferences. In Firefox go to Tools > Add Ons > Plugins and uncheck Java Plug-In. Go to the Flash plugin and change the dropdown on the right to “Ask to activate”. In Safari, go to Safari > Preferences and uncheck Enable Java in the Security pane. So the hackybut usablesolution is to edit the. Tip: If you’re running Mac OS, from the Safari menu, click > Preferences. #ENABLE JAVA PLUGIN SAFARI WINDOWS# If you’re running Windows OS, click Tools > Preferences. On the Content tab, click the Enable JavaScript check box. So the deal is Apple will not load Java less than version 1.6.037-b06-435 or 1.7.11.22. Tip: If you’re running Mac OS, click the Firefox drop-down list > Preferences. In Firefox, go to Tools and Add-ons, then navigate to Plugins in the left-hand menu. Just got bitten by this & there is another way to re-enable Java that is outlined here. #ENABLE JAVA PLUGIN SAFARI HOW TO# Here’s how to activate the “click to play” in Firefox. They set the option “ When visiting other website” to “ Ask". Thanks to Chris for the explanation, here’s how to do it in Safari.įor safari open Preferences and on the Security Tab open “ Website Settings” next to “ Internet Plugins". Now whenever you reach flash content, you will be required to activate the plugin first by ctrl+click on the plugin area.Īlternatively, you can enable plugin content again by clicking the little