Chrome
Chrome will notify you before it downloads or runs Java content. I am reasonably sure this will prevent security issues.For further protection users can enter"about:plugins" in the address bar to enable and/or disable Java and other plugins. There is a single entry for Java identified as "Java TM" that can be disabled for complete protection in Chrome.
FireFox
Firefox plugin options can be located in "Tools - > Add-ons -> Plugins". There will be one or more Java entries: Examples include "Java Deployment Toolkit" and "Java Platform". I suggest disabling all Java related plugins to ensure your computer’s safety.For more about Java on Firefox see Firefox’s support website.
Internet Explorer
If you are running versions 8, 9, or 10 you can use this method:- Open your Internet Explorer
- Click the gear icon in the top right of the browser to open the settings menu
- Click on " Manage add-ons"
- In the left sidebar of the Manage Add-ons window that appears use the drop down box at the bottom to change to "All add-ons".
- Select each add-on that begins with "Java(tm)" and use the " disable " button that appears at the bottom of the window above the close button
Opera
To disable Java under Opera:- Open your web browser
- Type "opera:plugins" in the address bar and press the Enter key
- Locate Java(TM) within the list (there may be several listed items)
- Click "Disable"
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