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Go to http://www.ninite.com http://www.ninite.com and get the Java installer from there. It's malware-free and streamlined.

• UnoriginalGuy 14y ago
  Only if you implicitly trust ninite.
  • eli 14y ago
    Personally, I'd take that deal.
    • monochromatic 14y ago
      The devil you know is... worse than the devil you don't?
      • sp332 14y ago
        I am at least a potential customer of ninite's, so they have some incentive not to screw me over. Not so much with Oracle.
      • eli 14y ago
        Not really. I trust both companies well enough to install software downloaded from their servers. But I don't want a pointless installer that tries to trick me into crapware. So Ninite is the clear winner there.
  • swies 14y ago
    We're good guys, it's OK. :) Seriously though, we'd lose all our Ninite Pro customers if we pulled any crap with our installations. Since the free version is our marketing department we'd be idiots to mess that up too.
• urza 14y ago
  But does it solve the annoying java updater problem?
  • swies 14y ago
    If you're talking about those pop-ups users get on new versions our Pro version can turn those off: http://ninite.com/help/features/disableautoupdate.html http://ninite.com/help/features/disableautoupdate.html
    • urza 14y ago
      That is cool. However paying 20$/month just to turn off the java updater popups is a bit overkill for me :)