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It handles QuickTime and Java the same way it handles Popups. It puts a yellow bar at the top asking for permission to "Run this time" or "Always run on this s
by blocke 16y ago
It handles QuickTime and Java the same way it handles Popups. It puts a yellow bar at the top asking for permission to "Run this time" or "Always run on this site".
Hit the "Always run on this site" button on Apple.com and your internal sites.
It's now "ask for permission to run" instead of "always run". It's in the same boat as intranet sites needing popup permissions.