How to avoid annoying popups under Linux

I'm trying to run our application from Linux with the latest Firefox, but I'm receiving dozens of popups I cannot suppress (see attachment). How to disable these popups? Thx

Hi Tibor,
Unfortunately, this are from JRE due to applets present in your screen and cannot be suppressed due to security issue.
Anyways, you can try some settings from Control Panel>>JAVA to check if you can reduce the no. of popups.
Thanks and Regards,
Swaroop

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