No checking if Java are up to date

Some sites are not in Java safe list, therefore they can't be displayed if I install the newest update of Java. I want to keep the old version, but Firefox doesn't accept and keep asking me to update it, not showing the content I want. How can I disable this feature?

Oracle recommends only running signed applications. If that is impractical, there is a mechanism to trust the site to run unsigned applets. See: http://www.java.com/en/download/help/appsecuritydialogs.xml#unsigned
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i deleted the rdf and now the first window only (and any tabs in it) are maximised. i found this in the rdf
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When i try to check my plugins are up to date I am linked immediately to a download java page and can't access the list of plugins

When I am in ad-ons manager and I click "check to see if my plugins are up-to-date" I am linked to the list of plugins them immediately sent to a download java page. I have uninstalled java because of the ongoing security issues

Try this page:
* https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/plugincheck/

Can't check if plugins are up to date

since Friday 5-4-2012 around 6pm est,(on 3 separate computers) i have been getting "sorry we couldn't find the page or file you were looking for" when i click on the link "check to see if your plugins are up to date" through the add-ons page. it's the first time i have ever encountered this problem.....can any one help me with this? i have tried, restarting Firefox, restarting the computers, shutting off the firewall, uninstalling Firefox and reinstalling and so far none of these have worked. it is now Sunday 5-6-2012 around 10:30 am est and i have been clicking that link several times each day to see if anything new happens or gets fixed and so far it has not.....I'm still seeing the same page. i would appreciate it if someone could help me solve this very quickly.....thanks for any help.

plugins.update.url has always been set to "http'''s'''://www.mozilla.'''com'''/%LOCALE%/plugincheck/" so far - https://mozilla.com seems to be generally broken at the moment (again, bug 752232) & the problem of plugin check showing a 404 from inside firefox is just a byproduct of that

Doing a Monthly Check in JAVA based off of Date

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A java.util.Date represents a moment in time.
A java.util.Calendar is used to manipulate times and dates and do time/date calculations.
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When using youtube, Adobe Flash Player keeps crashing, i have ran the checks and they are up to date, keeps crashing though

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The Adobe Flash plugin has crashed
https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/The%20Adobe%20Flash%20plugin%20has%20crashed
Check and tell if its working.

Find the page to check if plugins are up to date.

I have been on a webpage that shows which plugins need to be updated but I can't find it now. Can someone tell me where it is?

http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/plugincheck/

I have Firefox 18.0.1 and when I click "Check to see if plugins are up to date", I get an uresponsive script warning.

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Script: https//www.mozilla.org/js/plugincheck.js:14
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I have had this problem for a few days, no sound in Firefox, but IE and WMP (offline) have sound, this is a Firefox ONLY problem, so the volumes are all set correctly and the drivers and needed files are there, I've tried every fix that people have suggested on Google like checking the flash player settings, creating the "missing.reg" registry file and importing it, etc...
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Attempting to install the "missing plug-in" using the Firefox prompts results in Java 7 Update 10 being installed, re-installing it is successful and does not resolve the issue, Firefox 18 refuses to allow/display java content even with the proper updated version of Java installed.
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Context:
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When attempting to view/display any java content the "missing plug-in" error bar at the top of the page displays and attempting to install the required plug-in via that method does not resolve the issue even though the correct version of Java is installed and the plug-in checker verified it was "up-to-date".

Link to "Check to see if your plugins are up to date" is broken

If i go to Tools > Addons and click on the "Check to see if your plugins are up to date" link, it gives me an error
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We've encountered an error. Please try your request again later."
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Therefore the link to the secure protocol has broken
thanks. ..

Was not working this morning, but is working now
*https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/plugincheck/
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Just installed OS Yosemite, and now I can't open Illustrator CS6. Asks me to update my Java, but I check and my Java is up to date. Please help!

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