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I upgraded to 6.0 and java was disabled. Is there a compatable version of java script?

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mr.pickle
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After upgrading to 6.0, Firefox says java 6.0 is no longer compitable. I can't access my email as well as other sites without java script.

After upgrading to 6.0, Firefox says java 6.0 is no longer compitable. I can't access my email as well as other sites without java script.

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the-edmeister
the-edmeister
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To avoid confusion: http://kb.mozillazine.org/JavaScript_is_not_Java

http://kb.mozillazine.org/Java
http://kb.mozillazine.org/JavaScript

Firefox 6.0 disables the Java Console add-on, not Java itself. If you're not doing Java development, you probably don't need that add-on.

leo1962
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How do i get rid of Firefox 6 and go back to Firefox 5???

Firefox 6 will not display pages containing Java.

oldcrank
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I disagree that java console add-on is not needed. Since upgrading to Firefox 6.0, I have ran across websites where certain commands, such as: next page, refine search, compare items, change location, etc., cannot be executed with the JavaScript engine that Firefox 6.0 is now using. I have to revert to using Internet Explorer to access those sites, so those commands can be executed. I hope that this issue will be addressed and resolved.