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I have just recently purchased an iMac computer and am really pleased with it.
I was wondering if there is any way to completely block java in iMac?
Not just on web browsers like chrome or safari.
I just want to block and disable java entirely.
Thank you for the help!
 

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I have just recently purchased an iMac computer and am really pleased with it.
I was wondering if there is any way to completely block java in iMac?
Not just on web browsers like chrome or safari.
I just want to block and disable java entirely.
Thank you for the help!

Check in System Preferences for a Java preference Utility. If it's there, under the Security tab you can disable Java System wide but be aware that some apps might not function properly if Java is disabled …

if you type this or copy/paste it into Terminal, you should see a list of apps on your Mac that rely on Java:

Code:
find /Applications -type d -name *.app -prune -exec sh -c 'ls -R "$1" | grep -q \.jar\$' {} {} \; -print
 
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I keep receiving this warning on my computer. it started about 2 weeks ago after I upgraded to Yosemite. This window pops up even when i'm not connected to the internet and when growers are not even open. it interrupts me with whatever task i am doing. It won't let me do anything on my MacBook without clicking OK to dismiss it and then it pops up an hour later. It pops up right away when i restart my computer.

I once installed java, not knowing how useless it was, and I have uninstalled from my computer since. The I have java blocked on all my web browsers with the exception of java script. I have my settings so that Java script is allowed.

Does anyone know how I can get rid of this? The only solution I have left is to wipe my computer and re-install everything. I do back up very regularly, so this isn't the most terrible thing. I am worried that I will re-install or put the issue back on my computer.

Does anyone have any insight into this issue?
 
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That will automatically pop up because you disabled Java, that message will appear forever until you enable Java. To enable it go into System Preferences, Java, and click enable! I hoped this helped!
 

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