Java on mavericks

Hi,
I upgraded form OSX 1.8.5 to Mavericks, and it seems like Java is no longer working?
So I reinstalled the latest update 2013-005 from this page http://support.apple.com/kb/DL1572
It helped in so far that Illustrator CS6 works again. But websites with java applets won't work; not in Chrome nor in Safari (although the function is enabled in Safari's security settings). How do I make java applets work again in Mavericks? Is there an Apple Java update I missed?
Thanks

For running website java applets, you need to download
java directly from Oracle: http://www.java.com/en/.
It will be installed along side the Apple java and will only
affect web based applets.

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