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QuickJava is a Firefox extension that allows you to easily enable/disable Java, JavaScript, Images, Flash and more directly from the toolbar and/or status bar! (Need help?)
NOTE: QuickJava will become obsolete with the release of FF version 57 and above and will no longer be updated. Please see this thread for additional information.

Friday, February 26, 2010

QuickJava 0.5 for FF 3.6 by xxhatred

I have put an updated version in for review thanks to xxhatred for doing the updated. I only wish I had seen his review before I started spending time working on the update.

Thanks for the patience and the help. :)

4 comments:

  1. Yes , but where is the download
    of that new version 0.5 ????

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  2. No script is regularely updated, a bit too much...

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  3. You can temporarily download 0.5 until it's posted here:
    http://xxhatred.com/addons/quickjava/

    @Author / Doug? :
    With the way I made the Java change, you should easily add a Flash disable/enable option if you're interested. I saw some people requested that.

    Basically:

    var quickJava_flashRegEx = /// ? check for Shockwave Flash / Adobe Flash Player etc.

    function quickJava_toggleFlashEnabled(onOff) {
    quickJava_SetPluginEnabled(quickJava_flashRegEx, onOff, "Flash");
    }

    function quickJava_isFlashEnabled()
    {
    return quickJava_GetPluginEnabled(quickJava_flashRegEx);
    }

    however, in the PrefObserver a check for when the plugins are changed should be added to detect when flash is enabled/disabled
    there should ideally be one for java too, but I didn't add that and relied on the old security setting be changed

    -xxhatred

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  4. Bertrand, it will be available on the usual location as soon as it is approved:

    https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1237

    You may be able to use this link if it's not locked down to the developer only:
    https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/downloads/file/81429/quickjava-0.5-fx.xpi

    You can also use xxhatred's link.

    NoScript is a different author that apparently has more time on his hands than I do or prioritizes it differently. If you feel that extension is a better match for your needs, please feel free to use it.

    xxhatred: again, thanks for the help. I will add a request for a some more images to the images part of the post and see if I can find some time again... without having to be stuck in bed sick, haha.

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