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I just bought a new computer, installed Windows Vista, and use Mozilla Firefox as my web browser. However, I cannot run RuneScape on Firefox. Whenever I enter a world, the area if the screen Runescape is usually in is completely blank, and the "Done" thing is shown. It just won't load.

 

(Note: I'm using the latest version of Java, and the game works just fine on Internet Explorer.)

catch it now so you can like it before it went so mainstream

If you installed FireFox after installing Java it may not have the proper plug-ins installed in the browser and doesn't know Java is even installed. If that's the case try reinstalling Java.

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Well, I have all the plug-ins necessary for my usual use-including Java for Runescape.

catch it now so you can like it before it went so mainstream

I don't mean plugins such as Java, Flash, ect. When Java is installed it also installs plugins in IE, FireFox and various other apps so those programs know where java is and how to use it. There's a chance FireFox doesn't have that plugin installed so it has no idea Java is there, which is why I suggested reinstalling Java. :P

I don't mean plugins such as Java, Flash, ect. When Java is installed it also installs plugins in IE, FireFox and various other apps so those programs know where java is and how to use it. There's a chance FireFox doesn't have that plugin installed so it has no idea Java is there, which is why I suggested reinstalling Java. :P

 

In addition, Lenticular_J may wish to make sure their "Enable Java" option is on in FireFox, in the menus under "Tools > Options > Content (tab)". If it is not, then it would explain why RuneScape won't launch.

 

 

 

(BTW, don't take my head off. I'm just covering the bases here.)

 

 

 

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