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"Add-ons may be causing problems" message about Java in Firefox 13.0.1

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BirchBarlow
BirchBarlow
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How do I disable this message?

plugins.update.notifyUser is false extensions.update.enabled is false

Updating Java is not an option.

How do I disable this message? plugins.update.notifyUser is false extensions.update.enabled is false Updating Java is not an option.

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user633449
user633449
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Why isn't updating Java an option? The older versions of Java are vulnerable to a major security hole, so updating is strongly recommended (Also, your Firefox is also out of date and insecure, so update that as well)

BirchBarlow
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The version of Java we're using has been certified with organizational software.

What needs to be done for this message to go away?