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The thread centers on whether it’s worthwhile to uninstall Java from Windows browsers to improve security, given that most visitors don’t actually need it. The main question raised is how many users truly require Java versus how much exposure it creates, with the post pointing to an external article arguing for removal to reduce risk. Overall sentiment is cautionary and security-focused, treating Java as an unnecessary potential vulnerability for the majority of users.
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Oracle’s Java is a common programming language – tiny Java programs can run inside a web browser to allow you to play some web based games (e.g. Runescape) or use online calculators etc. Java is installed as an add-on or extension into the web browser - 80% of our visitors still have it, even though it’s a safe bet that very few of them actually need it…

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Uninstall Java For Better Security » TechLogon Technology News | Tech News Help And Tutorials

Although Java is needed by some users, only a very small percentage of users actually needs it. For those who doesn't use it, it's a security breach waiting to happen.

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