Thanks to those who reported their findings. From those results I
noticed that (for reasons I don't know) my brand new Snow Leopard was
running Safari 5.0.5, while those of you reporting that Jmol works in
Snow Leopard Safari had Safari 5.1.7.
Before I got around to installing Safari 5.1.7 by
Those of you who are Mac users and are finding out the problems, if you are
keen to it, I invite you to summarise the situation at
http://wiki.jmol.org/index.php/Troubleshooting/Java_Problems
@Henry,
the presentation mode in Chrome sounds interesting. Is it very different to
Firefox in full
Hi,
the security issues with Java 1.7 also apply to the 1.6 series [0,1].
Fixes of three critical vulnerabilities in 1.7.0_7 and 1.6.0_35 at least
stop publicly available exploits, but sill contain several other holes [2].
Still afaik Java 1.7.x is (a bit) more secure than 1.6.x [0].
Oliver
On 4 Sep 2012, at 19:18, Oliver Stueker revilo2...@users.sourceforge.net
wrote:
Hi,
the security issues with Java 1.7 also apply to the 1.6 series [0,1].
Fixes of three critical vulnerabilities in 1.7.0_7 and 1.6.0_35 at least stop
publicly available exploits, but sill contain several
When you access the Java download site using Chrome, you get the following
message. So I guess the answer to your question is your latter answer - Wait
for Google.
Otis
The Message:
Chrome does not support Java 7. Java 7 runs only on 64-bit browsers and Chrome
is a 32-bit browser.
If you
I erased (re-formatted) the (new, 0.7 terabyte) internal disk in my main
workstation (2007 Intel MacBook Pro) and did a clean install of Snow
Leopard 10.6 from a DVD shipped by Apple in the past week. That went
smoothly. Migration Assistant copied nearly all of my apps, and their
licensed
There have been security issues with the Oracle release of Java 1.7. General
advice has been not to use it.
On my own page I am using Jmol 12.0.43 which I understand is old. I access it
from a MacBook Pro running OS 10.7.4 and Safari 6.0 or Firefox 15.0. Applae
Java release 1.6.0_33. Have
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