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Java crashes while playing runescape

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I use firefox (for over a year or so), but since a couple of weeks java crashes frequently. I checked to see if I have virusses or some sort of spyware, found nothing. I went to firefoxwebpage and downloaded latest javaplug-in.

 

 

 

Java crashes about every hour or so, I stop moving and can't do anything anymore. After being unable to do anything for 10 seconds or so (in this period of time I can see the rest of world continue playing), everything stops and I have to close firefox. When I reopen it, the googlepage(my homepage)doesn't show the google letters, but a box with red crosses in it (like when you can't see an image). If I wait for 5 minutes or so, I can reopen firefox normally and everything works normally again (for an hour or so, and then it happens again).

 

 

 

This is very frustrating. Yesterday I was training on lessers, wanted to eat, because i only had 15 hp left... and couldn't eat or move. So I died and lost rune legs, kite, ammy of glory and obby cape.

 

 

 

Does anybody have a solution for me?

Next time that happens, open your Java Console. To open the Console, right-click the Java system tray icon (next to your clock) and select "open console" (or something like that). If there are any errors in the console, please post them.

So far, update 6 has been pretty stable - if not already at that level, update your Java.

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