Plug in s** off

Hello
Whenever i try to look at a webpage that has an applet embedded in it (using any browser) i get kicked out of the browser. I know this has something to do with the java plug in. As the Java cuppa coffee icon appears in the bottom right of the task bar and disappears quickly. I can't access the plug in from my control panel either. Anyone know where can i can get a plug in for Windows 95 it's worth <b> 5 DUKE DOLLARS!!!!!</b>

Why await for the opera ? / UNIX? - it is the smallest
(file size) the fastest and the best there is and it
renders all java class file types without a problem
pre-installed.Opera is nice but Mozilla is better.
Sticks to the W3C standards better.
So there.
http://www.mozilla.org/

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