ever since I first tried IE alternative browsers, I have had problems with java, the issue was I was using msjava fine in IE and MYIE2 but my alternative browser didnt accept msjava so I installed the sun version, now I noticed java apps dont work so well in the other browser's so I tried to use java in IE again and it doesnt work, IE just says java is not installed. Now if I uninstall sun java there is still no java its as if msjava has vanished, is there anywhere I can redownload msjava or is it gone completely? or is there a way to get sun java to work in IE?
the other browsers I have been trying are firefox and opera7.
Of course you would say that James.
Mr everything Microsoft does is perfect. Mr who posts " I love it " on most articles regarding Microsoft.
At least Firefox isn't a bloated pig that has an embarrassingly low market share given it's the default.
Mr Microsoft evangelical James needs to learn some self awareness. It's embarrassing for you to criticize any browser give your worship of Edge.
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ever since I first tried IE alternative browsers, I have had problems with java, the issue was I was using msjava fine in IE and MYIE2 but my alternative browser didnt accept msjava so I installed the sun version, now I noticed java apps dont work so well in the other browser's so I tried to use java in IE again and it doesnt work, IE just says java is not installed. Now if I uninstall sun java there is still no java its as if msjava has vanished, is there anywhere I can redownload msjava or is it gone completely? or is there a way to get sun java to work in IE?
the other browsers I have been trying are firefox and opera7.
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