Java 7 update 13....good or no good?

I've read that Oracle has introduced Java 7 update 13. This version has 50 security issues that have been addressed. My question is; Should I download this latest version and then enable it in Safari preferences?

I installed it a few days back when I was forced to by Safari. Today I was accessing a JPL NASA website for Near Earth Obects and Java 7 update 13 has continually crashed Safari. So, I would give an emphatic NO.

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