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BrowserHawk is returning True in the JavaEnabled property even though I set the "Disable scripting of Java applets" setting in IE to Disable. Why?
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A
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Setting the "Disable scripting of Java applets" option to Disable does *not* disable Java or Java applets in the browser. Therefore when that option is set to Disable BrowserHawk will still return True for JavaEnabled if the browser is indeed set to accept Java and Java applets.
The proper setting for controlling whether the browser will run Java and applets is under the "Java Permissions" entry found in the "Microsoft VM" category under the Security Settings. If this is set to "Disable Java" then BrowserHawk will set the JavaEnabled property to False. Otherwise Java is enabled in some form (whether it be high security or low) so it sets JavaEnabled to True.
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