Created by Sun Microsystems, Java is a programming language that allows developers to create applications that run on any operating system or browser, as long as the Java Runtime Environment (JRE) software and associated browser plug-in are installed on the machine. To run Java applications from Google's Chrome browser, you must install Update 12 or newer of Java 6. Once you download the necessary setup program, the installation process takes just a few clicks.
Instructions
Open a Chrome browser window and navigate to the Java website at http://java.com.
Click the "Free Java Download" link.
Click the link labeled "Download Java..." to download the most recent version of the software. Save the setup program to your computer when prompted.
Double-click the icon of the setup program you downloaded in the previous step.
Click "Install."
Check the box next to the name of any optional software you want to install alongside Java (e.g., Yahoo Toolbar) and then click "Next."
Click "Close" after installation completes to close the setup program.
Close all open Google Chrome browser windows. You will be able to view Java applications the next time you start Chrome.
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