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Java installation or upgrade instructions Mac OS 10.Are you sure you have java 1.6 and if so, how did you get it? I believe the latest version available from apple is 1.5.0_06. Note that if Java is not installed, or an older Java version is being blocked by your browser or operating system, the page may not display properly.Verify that you see your own name displayed.NOTE: Certificates must be installed for each web browser and on each computer. In the browser you will be using to access Skillsoft, test your certificate.Skillsoft supports Internet Explorer, Firefox, Google Chrome.Google Chrome is not supported due to the fact that the Java plugin is 64-bit and Google Chrome is 32-bit.IS&T has found good results for Firefox 17.0 ESR or Firefox 24 ESR.Skillsoft officially supports Safari only.Users should consult with their local IT support before installing Java.Awareness: Once the java plug-in has been installed, it must be kept up to date in order to avoid security risks.Compare with Current | View Page History Important information about installing the Java plug-in You are viewing an old version of this page. Client Tier / Apple macOS Client Tier / Apple macOS Client Tier / Apple Safari Releases / EBS 11i Releases / EBS 12.0 Releases / EBS 12.1 Application Tier / Java Client Tier / Java Deployment Technologies / Java Deployment Technologies. The Latest Technology Stack News Directly from EBS Development.To get started, choose Preferences from the Safari menu, select the Extensions tab, and click the checkbox to turn on the extension. Find helpful information about a web page, display news headlines, or quickly access and share content to your favorite app and services.

Safari Extensions allow Mac users to explore the web exactly the way you want.

Close the dialog box to save your changes. Check the Enable JavaScript checkbox under the Web content category. Select the Security icon/tab at the top of the window. From the drop-down menu, select Preferences.

Select Safari from the Apple/System bar at the top of the screen.

It is important to (quickly) disable updates within the Firefox preferences or it will update to a newer version that also doesn't support Java. As someone mentioned on the apple discussion forums one of the workarounds is to switch to Firefox version v52.9ESR.