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Firefox states that my 'Java Applet Plug-in" is not up to date. Where's the update?

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MarKoot
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The webplugin check from firefox states that 'Java Applet Plug-in" is not up to date.

According to Java Tester I have version 1.6.0_29

According to BrowserSpy I have version 1.6.0_24

Firefox Add-on Tab says I have 'Java Applet Plug-in' version 14.0.3

Oracle.com says the latest version is Version 7 Update 3

Java.com says the latest version is Version 6 Update 31

Furthermore Java.com says updates will be automatically download through 'Apple Software Update' but it shows no sign of an update.

How can I fix this?

Mac OS X 10.7.3 Lion

Firefox 10.0.2

The webplugin check from firefox states that 'Java Applet Plug-in" is not up to date. According to Java Tester I have version 1.6.0_29 According to BrowserSpy I have version 1.6.0_24 Firefox Add-on Tab says I have 'Java Applet Plug-in' version 14.0.3 Oracle.com says the latest version is Version 7 Update 3 Java.com says the latest version is Version 6 Update 31 Furthermore Java.com says updates will be automatically download through 'Apple Software Update' but it shows no sign of an update. How can I fix this? Mac OS X 10.7.3 Lion Firefox 10.0.2

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MarKoot
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Any guesses? After 19 days?

sickteddybear
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Read the answer from jpb1 here:

https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/854826