Problems with java and the Firefox browser

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Firefox and JavaThrough which channels you reach those people, classic and out of the box. @santicasas we get the following news about the use of java in firefox browsers:

Mozilla has decided that Firefox stops supporting Java. Its navigabler will mark the plugin as unsafe no matter what version it is. Even if it is the latest version of the Oracle plugin, Firefox will block it and warn the user that it is trying to run a plugin with security vulnerabilities.
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