The only extensions installed were those that came with the Comodo Browser. I changed the settings as suggested and shut off extensions. If the above fails try disabling any 3rd party extensions. Send a ‘Do Not Track’ request with your browsing traffic.Enable malware domain filtering (Comodo Secure DNS).Do not allow websites to know where you came from (suppress HTTP Referrer header).I would be more inclined to think it is a browser setting, I would individually disable each of the three settings below found under Privacy in the Advanced settings and try again. Might the presence of these older versions be causing the problem? Note that there are 2 other versions of Java installed that the Java installer has never removed, and those usually remain in effect for legacy needs. Process of elimination suggests that something in how CD is recognizing Java is the issue. I can run the Java applet at this web site using IE8 (of all things), and the current version of FireFox without an issue. There is no way for me to determine if this is a problem with the Visualware web site or not. You cal select your geographical location, but when attempting to run the actual test you get the Java error from CD. Site to test this with is: and run the internet speed test which is in wide use by some. After restarting the system and restarting the browser the same problem persists on some sites. When starting the offered Java installer it says that version is already installed. I have the latest Java installed, version 7.10, build 1.7.0_10-b18įollowing the prompt from CD, I clicked to download and install what it thinks is the latest version. The alternate is to allow it to run one time as an exception. The error states that Java is blocked, and you must update before it will execute.
After most-recent release of a stable update which I accepted as an update for installation and relaunch, certain sites are giving a Java error.
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