#OLD JAVA PLUGIN FOR FIREFOX DRIVERS#

Molimo Vas, provjerite putem kojeg se internetskog preglednika pokušavate spojiti. Molimo Vas, zatvorite sve internetske preglednike, isključite i ponovo uključite USB Key ili karticu, ponovo pokrenite računalo te se pokušajte spojiti na e-zabu.Į-zaba službeno podupire Internet Explorer i Mozillu Firefox. I trust there is no problem with the laptop as I routinely run security checks, and the page worked perfectly up until a month ago. If there is some other test to check it is functioning in IE, please let me know so I can get back to the bank and try again.

#OLD JAVA PLUGIN FOR FIREFOX DRIVERS#

I was led to believe that the problem is somewhere with Java, as I had a lengthy conversation with the bank's IT customer service, I reinstalled all the drivers and programs for the card reader, uninstalled and reinstalled the latest version of Java, butįor some reason, I cannot verify in IE that I have Java so I cannot check its functionality. Now, when I click the highlighted link, e-zaba, I get the following error site: The page I am trying to access is located at (I used the English site in the screenshots to aid you, I normally access the page in Croatian) After clicking e-zaba, while the page worked, it would ask for my credentials and then open my personal page. At the bank's page a Java based applet alongside a card reader is used to access personal bank account information, so I think there will be some difficulty in recreating The page I am trying to access is my company's bank account page at a local Croatian bank. Double click it to display the options to manage ActiveX FilteringĪnd Tracking Protection for that web site domain. When ActiveX Filtering or Tracking Protection is turned on and some content on a web page has been blocked you will see a blue circle with a line through it on the rhs of the IE Address bar. Java JRT is implemented as an ActiveX control in MSIE browsers and so will be blocked from loading when IE's ActiveX filtering

When visiting the test pages, make sure that you have turned of IE's ActiveX Filtering in IE (Tools>ActiveX Filtering). Support in dealing with Java JRT security issues refer to the developer documentation at. If this is an internal company website (intranet or VPN connection) then contact your company's IT department, as they will be able to correct the problem with the website(intranet's) coding or re-issue a valid and current control certificate. It is unusual for a public web site to still be using Java applets (depreciated 5 years ago). The error messages indicate that the site/page you are visiting is using an applet or object tag, which is asking the browser to use an old version of Java JRT. so we can visit the exact same site as you to investigate your issue. Please include links to web pages/sites that you are having problems with your questions

Old java plugin for firefox