private window ignores plugin settings
Because of one stubborn company that refuses to update to newer technology, I still have the Java plugin installed on my computer. I have Firefox set to enable it on this one Web site only, but today I found out that this enabling doesn't occur if I happen to open the page in question from within a private window - and the red Lego that indicates this in the address bar is annoyingly easy to overlook. Why are my preferences being ignored when I switch to private browsing? How can I get Firefox to respect my wishes regardless of the status of the window I'm using?
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Sorry, I can't answer that.
Didn't we answer this for you almost a year and a half ago, over here? https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1045653
Overall, all NPAPI Plugins are going away by the end of this year. https://blog.mozilla.org/futurereleases/2015/10/08/npapi-plugins-in-firefox/ So Java will be kaput.
the-edmeister said
Didn't we answer this for you almost a year and a half ago, over here? https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1045653
Actually, I forgot I had posted that earlier question, but regardless, this is a little different - back then, the issue was getting the Firefox/Java combination to remember any settings; now I've found that the settings that are (still) being remembered for regular Firefox windows are nonetheless getting thrown out the window as soon as Private Browsing enters the picture.
Overall, all NPAPI Plugins are going away by the end of this year.
I know this; in fact, this one Web site is a major reason I haven't moved to Fx64 yet. I guess I'll have to push harder on the Web site's admins - but I don't expect any better results with them than I've had in the past year and a half. I'm probably going to have to keep an old version of Firefox - or bite the bullet and use some other browser - just for this site after Java goes away.