Enable Java in Ubuntu chrome

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• 32-bit Oracle Java instructions:
• 64-bit Oracle Java instructions:

32-bit Oracle Java instructions:

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   Issue the following commands.

   • Type/copy/paste:Sudo-S
     • This will change you into root

   • Type/copy/paste:Mkdir-P/opt/Google/Chrome/plugins
     • This will create a directory called/opt/Google/Chrome/plugins

   • Type/paste/copy:CD/opt/Google/Chrome/plugins
     • This will change you into the Google Chrome plugins directory, make sure you are in this directory before you make the Symbolic Link

   • Type/paste/copy:Ln-S/usr/local/Java/jre1.7.0 _ 09/lib/I386/Libnpjp2.so
     • This will create a symbolic link from the Java JRE (Java Runtime Environment) plugin
       Libnpjp2.soTo your Google Chrome Web Browser

64-bit Oracle Java instructions:

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   Issue the following commands.

   • Type/copy/paste:Sudo-S
     • This will change you into root

   • Type/copy/paste:Mkdir-P/opt/Google/Chrome/plugins
     • This will create a directory called/opt/Google/Chrome/plugins

   • Type/paste/copy:CD/opt/Google/Chrome/plugins
     • This will change you into the Google Chrome plugins directory, make sure you are in this directory before you make the Symbolic Link

   • Type/paste/copy:Ln-S/usr/local/Java/jre1.7.0 _ 09/lib/Amd64/Libnpjp2.so
     • This will create a symbolic link from the Java JRE (Java Runtime Environment) plugin
       Libnpjp2.soTo your Google Chrome Web browse

You can change the Java status to "always run" in settings"