On 7/19/11 3:18 PM, Dick Hoffman wrote: > David E. Ross wrote: >> On 7/19/11 10:10 AM, Dick Hoffman wrote: >>> David E. Ross wrote: >>>> On 7/17/11 2:37 PM, Dick Hoffman wrote: >>>>> Running SM 2.2 on a Windows/XP SP3 system, I can't Enable/Disable Java >>>>> through the Preferences->Advanced checkbox but can through the Add-ons >>>>> Manager. Not a big deal but what's the point of the Preferences checkbox? >>>>> Dick >>>> >>>> I can enable and disable Java through [Edit> Preferences> Advanced]. >>>> When Java is disabled this way, certain Web pages that I visit very >>>> clearly indicate that Java is missing. >>>> >>>> The preference variable is security.enable_java, with "true" being >>>> enabled and "false" being disabled. >>>> >>>> I tested the Java checkbox in PrefBar. There is some kind of disconnect >>>> between that and both [Edit> Preferences> Advanced] and about:config. >>>> While I often disable JavaScript, I never disable Java; so I'm not >>>> planning to find where that disconnect occurs. >>>> >>> We run essentially vanilla SeaMonkey, no add-ons not included in SM's >>> download. We normally run with Java disabled and enable it for sites >>> that need it. I've done some further investigation and find that the >>> Edit->Preferences->Advanced checkbox also does not Enable/Disable Java >>> on our notebook computer running SM 2.1 under XP-SP3. I'm using the >>> "Verify installed version" option at www.java.com to test this. When >>> enabled using the AOM the site says we have Version 6 Update 26, when >>> disabled via the AOM it loops until I stop it. Using the Preferences >>> checkbox has no effect on Java's Enabled/Disabled status. The checkbox >>> does toggle the security.enable_java variable in about:config but does >>> not change Java's execution status. Should I enter a problem in Bugzilla? >>> Dick >> >> On further testing, I completely agree that there is a bug. Please >> submit your bug report and then post a reply in this thread with the bug >> number. >> > > See problem #672665 in Bugzilla. > Dick
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