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I am solving go problems on http://www.goproblems.com/ . They are made by java applets. For example http://www.goproblems.com/7858 . Everytime I click on some of them I see "Do you want to run this application?" If I set "do not show this for this app" and click "Run" it allows just one of them. I want to allow all applets at once on the site not one by one. How can I do it in Chrome?
It would be nice if it could be done by some regular expression. So I can allow some applets of some kind of subpages and do not automatically allow others.
P.S.: Is it possible to change starting position of that security warning window?
boucekv
Posted 2013-02-23T15:11:02.347
Reputation: 239
2Considering the wicked set of exploits plaguing Java lately, are you sure you want to let your browser run it without warning you first? – ale – 2013-02-23T19:26:28.150
1It is site I believe. Not just any site. I will always click on run on that applets. What is difference if I do it manually or make it automatically? – boucekv – 2013-02-23T20:42:39.483
The difference would be that having your browser automatically load all Java applets would be a giant security hole, as @AlEverett suggested. Malicious code would be loaded without you knowing it. – Moses – 2013-02-24T19:41:11.680
1I do not want all applets. I want one kind of applets. – boucekv – 2013-02-25T08:31:35.817