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Java and Javascript are not the same thing.
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No, it's not. It's very probable that most people don't have it on their computers anyway, but never notice
Check here to see if you have it on your pc. If you see nothing or an error, you don't have a java plugin for browser and don't even need it |
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I run once in a while in such a website (some sites you pay for what reason ever have such clients too, and thats nothing I want to start, on windows you might get your machine hijacked and thousands of popups). cause my desktop machines java webstart doesnt work atm, but that is nothing that worries me at all. its sites I wont surf to on my n900 nor on my desktop (well you never know what people do all day but honestly I dont care about JRE). most of the websites work with flash javascript html php and cgi, php and cgi is something you dont even recognize as the server does that on his side, what you on the user side will see is flash html and javascript. flash is still a pain on some 64bit distributions and is truely a "hot" on the maemo userspace. oh no I just recognized that one of my fav programs on the web is java! nothing scary its just a tool to view equirectangular pictures as 3D... thats something I use for testing my own pics and those I wont render on the n900 (not enough juice, a P4 allready takes 3 hours for it) |
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You'll almost certainly not even notice it isn't there. Java's never been all that popular on the web. There were some things it was used for in the past because nothing else could do them, but that ground's been steadily taken away by Javascript and Flash and there isn't much left now.
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@0Dark Knight0: Yes. To find out what those are, go into your browser preferences on your desktop and disable Java. Leave Javascript enabled. Now browse around the web until you find a site that doesn't work.
@Thor: I would be surprised if the Firefox guys did their own Java port, since that's not something they've ever done in the past or have ever mentioned (AFAIK) doing in the future. -John |
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