How To Re-Enable Disabled Java {Useful for School}

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Okay, so you go onto www.runescape.com or some other game, and you're happy it's unblocked, but damit, that Disabled Java stops you from playing Youtube videos, the Runescape applet etc etc.

This guide will show you how to stop that.

Welcome to my Fourteenth Guide.

Right, this is if you're using Mozilla. If you're using IE...download Mozilla damit.

www.firefox.com

Now, as I was saying, this involves Mozilla.
Go to your URL and type in:



Now, a bunch of lines of stuff that you never knew existed will suddenly appear on your page. There may be a warning. Press accept and go in anyway.

Now, you're going to scroll down the list, as it's in alphabetical order, and you'll see this line:



Yeah, it says Java.

So, if Java is blocked, it will say "False" in the last part. If it's unblocked, it will say "True".

So if it's blocked, right-click on the line and:



Now, the line will revert to True and you should be able to get onto the applet, or watch your movies!

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5/10 Looks Good in Colors/Fonts/Pics.. But Not sure it's like pretty easy because it tells you to download Adobe.
but helpful for newbies.

 

I thought we can enable/disable java on the preferences section for mozilla?

 

Okay guide, too basic in my mind. 3/10

 

still pretty goo for noobs tho lol. 4/10

 

yeah to be honest i actually never knew how to do that haha, is it any different for linux machines? would like ot know that, it could improve your guide good work.

 

umm 7/10 btw going to try this lolz

 

7/10
good guide, but we dont have firefox at school

 

If Linux can run Mozilla, it should be available. I'm not really familiar with Linux.

You can download it from www.mozilla.com or download the installer at home and bring it to school on USB.

 

Ergh nice guide I dont recommened playing runescape at school or even playing it!.

 

Not just for Runescape, but also for Youtube and Miniclip etc.

 

Really simple, but mainly for games 6/10

 

Youtube uses flash, not java... D:

 

LOL yeah thats true, it can be good for other small java based games that you play in class instead of doing the work.

 

O_O Whenever I tried to go onto Youtube at my old school, it said "You cannot access this video. Please make sure Java is turned on." ?_?

 

Wow thanks . Great tut

 

good guide, why is mozilla better then ie? 6/10 btw

 

yes but suppose that your school implements a keylogger on each cpu and tracks your every move? 5/10

 

Faster, less bugs, more things to make it look pretty etc.

I made a guide on defeating keyloggers by using the Keyscrambler program. Also, if you're talking about screenshotting your activities, this technique can be done in such a short time that they probably wouldn't get a screenie of your activity.

 

It's not useful for schools, because no school I know of uses Firefox.

I use Firefox, but do you actually have a source for that?