9.0.0.0 java new page problem
Posted: Sun Mar 27, 2016 5:34 am
Well done with a release that still includes the NPAPI plugin and allowing java to work.
slimjet is the choice of discerning professionals who many need to still use java appliances which cannot have their os checked out and a new one added in.
8 series had a flaw (not due to slimjet but the underlying chrome where java ran ok except the graphics of the java windows was truncated badly. Not usable!) So i skipped this version 8 altogether (7.0.8 last real working Slimjet version) but thought it was worth a try on slimjet 9.0.0. based on chrome 49.
Yea, it all seemed to have worked fine except one annoying problem!
Java runs, allowing the Java page to operate/open in the Slimjet browser quite fine. However some of the java appliances have multiple tabs or pages. Normally I just need to allow popups and not restrict a new tab to open and it had been working fine in 7.0.8 series just dandy.
Initial joy was killed by finding that the single page Java opens in Slimjet 9.0.0 great. Speedy and with good full size graphics. However when clicking a new page (in the java page) it looks like the new page is being opened but the new page is never opened in a tab or new window. I have tried all options in settings that might have an effect like the allow all popups but no new item is opened. Something is preventing a new tab opening.
I have whitelisted the network for popups, run all plugins and removed all blocking options to no effect. It does seem to be a Chrome issue but of course I cant compare in the original chrome as it has no Java allowance for several versions. Firefox has also removed its Java possible operation.
Strangely the worst browser on the planet Internet Explorer will allow Java to operate as a plugin.
While there are many browsers most seem based on Gecho (Firefox) or Blink (chrome) or IE.
One fudge is to have an IE plugin for Firefox to allow IE tabs within Firefox and use those for the specific appliance network opening.
Maybe the answer is just stick with a older version insecure browser just to be able to work with these older Java OS appliances.
Either way it seems the dream of one browser to do it all and be updated and secure and work with Java appliances is getting close to hitting the brick wall.
I have tried with the portable slimjet and the fully installed version.
Any ideas?
slimjet is the choice of discerning professionals who many need to still use java appliances which cannot have their os checked out and a new one added in.
8 series had a flaw (not due to slimjet but the underlying chrome where java ran ok except the graphics of the java windows was truncated badly. Not usable!) So i skipped this version 8 altogether (7.0.8 last real working Slimjet version) but thought it was worth a try on slimjet 9.0.0. based on chrome 49.
Yea, it all seemed to have worked fine except one annoying problem!
Java runs, allowing the Java page to operate/open in the Slimjet browser quite fine. However some of the java appliances have multiple tabs or pages. Normally I just need to allow popups and not restrict a new tab to open and it had been working fine in 7.0.8 series just dandy.
Initial joy was killed by finding that the single page Java opens in Slimjet 9.0.0 great. Speedy and with good full size graphics. However when clicking a new page (in the java page) it looks like the new page is being opened but the new page is never opened in a tab or new window. I have tried all options in settings that might have an effect like the allow all popups but no new item is opened. Something is preventing a new tab opening.
I have whitelisted the network for popups, run all plugins and removed all blocking options to no effect. It does seem to be a Chrome issue but of course I cant compare in the original chrome as it has no Java allowance for several versions. Firefox has also removed its Java possible operation.
Strangely the worst browser on the planet Internet Explorer will allow Java to operate as a plugin.
While there are many browsers most seem based on Gecho (Firefox) or Blink (chrome) or IE.
One fudge is to have an IE plugin for Firefox to allow IE tabs within Firefox and use those for the specific appliance network opening.
Maybe the answer is just stick with a older version insecure browser just to be able to work with these older Java OS appliances.
Either way it seems the dream of one browser to do it all and be updated and secure and work with Java appliances is getting close to hitting the brick wall.
I have tried with the portable slimjet and the fully installed version.
Any ideas?