Fixing this error message is simpler than you think, and in this short guide, we’ll show you the best methods to fix it. Java applets used to be required in order to correctly open web-based pages. Most browsers already had the Java applet built-in and all computers used to have the Java application installed. The technologies have however evolved and many browsers started implementing more modern technologies to enable an even better web experience. For this reason, Java applets are no longer used, but the Java application is still available for personal use and may come in handy in some situations.

Which browsers still support Java?

The most notable browser that still supports Java, is Opera. By using this browser, you will have built-in Java support. Other browsers are Firefox, Chrome, Brave and Edge. For more information on their Java support, check out our post on the best browsers that support Java and how to enable it. Why did browsers stop supporting Java in the first place if it’s such a good program? This is a topic that many of you have asked, and we think it’s safe to say that it’s a question that has merit. They did not, in any case. Java is a web technology that continues to enjoy massive popularity. The plugins, on the other hand, are a very other matter. Because of safety concerns, the plugin architecture of the vast majority of current browsers has been extensively rethought. In point of fact, Java plugins are susceptible to viruses, and hackers often take advantage of this feature to inject harmful code into your system in a way that is undetectable by the sentinels that protect it. However, this does not imply that each and all Java plugins or material written in Java is a ticking time bomb ready to go off. If you aren’t using a browser that supports Java, you will get the Your browser does not support Java error message or one of the variations below:

Your web browser does not support Java, which is required to launch this course Please login with a Java-compliant browser and try again If you see this you don’t have a Java-enabled web browser Here’s a picture of what you are missing Cannot display applet Your browser does not have Java enabled or it does not support it The visualization runtime could not be started The browser does not support Java The Java plug-in is not installed or the applet could not be loaded Your current browser version no longer supports Java You may choose to either use design for digital signing or any browser version with Java support for DSC This browser does not support applets

Quick Tip: The quickest way to solve this problem is to use a browser that offers built-in Java support. To easily enable/disable Javascript, browse with Opera and head to your security settings. When the feature is enabled, you can rest assured that Opera will be able to load websites that use Javascript with no effort.

How do I fix Java browser is not supported?

1. Your browser does not support Java Edge

2. Your browser does not support Java Internet Explorer

Once you make these changes, check if Your browser does not support Java message is still shown.

3. Your browser does not support Java Opera/Chrome

After doing that, check if Your browser does not support Java message is still there. The IE Tab add-on is available for the Google Chrome web browser, as well as other Chromium-based browsers. Users are granted the ability to view webpages using the MSHTML browser engine when the extension is installed. This may be used to see sites that will only display correctly in Internet Explorer, or will not operate at all in any other browser.

4. Your browser does not support Java Firefox

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How do I get my browser to support Java?

As we have already mentioned, not all browsers support Java anymore and you will have to either use a third-party extension or tweak your settings in order to get your browser to support Java. Same goes if you get the Your current browser version no longer supports Java error message. Don’t worry if you will have to change your browser to another one, as exporting your bookmarks is easier than ever before. We recommend you to check out our article on how to enable Java support inside the browsers that have the option to do so. Alternatively, take a look at how to get back Java applet if it’s missing from control panel and get back to editing its settings. So, that’s how Internet Explorer and non-IE users can feasibly fix the Java not supported browser error. With that error fixed, websites will then run Java applets without any issues.

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