Cannot use opera-mini emulator
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A Former User last edited by
I have used this opera-mini emulator http://demo.opera-mini.net/public/ for years. But in the last 5-7 days I am unable to use it. When I try to connect to emulator for this link I get "Not Found" at upper-left first line of web-browser as for Mozilla as for Opera. Some problems began when emulator use the downloading of Java plugin on Mozilla. When I have looked on Java add-ons I see Java Platform SE U79 disabled, and some notification that this version is vulnerable and it should be updated. But its seems it was earlier - and Opera browser have some internal java engine but the reaction for linking for emulator is the same. Should it means that this emulator ceased to exist in about last week. Could anybody help with it, and maybe check this link for functionality?
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A Former User last edited by
Should it means that Mozilla stopped to use it about a week ago? Along with Opera browser - indeed I did not used Opera for this opera-mini emulator at least a year or two.
Could you check to enter for this link - and tell do you get the same "Not Found"?
Did http://demo.opera-mini.net/ emulator supported by Opera corporation whether by other third-party firm? -
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A Former User last edited by
You mean you browser ask to download Java?What browser and what version? Unfortunately I use Windows Xp but it worked untill last time. So I cannot use Java 8 plugin for windows xp obviusly. On another HD I jave windows 7 but mozilla browser cannot find java 8 plugin despite there are several java8 installations, but it is not scanned. And I see also "Not found" but not request to download Java. Should I correctly understood that your browser/OS has no java?
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A Former User last edited by
But I used old Opera browser but got "Not Found" these days at http://demo.opera-mini.net/public/. But When I tried to connect to this link on my old mobile phone that support jars app I got request to use Java so it seems that link is theoretically viable or what?
Who owns http://demo.opera-mini.net/public?
Maybe owner also discontinued to support as the most browsers do not support it? -
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mbaluta last edited by
@boymax111 we have identified one issue that might have been causing you problems. It is now resolved. Can you please confirm, that it works for you? If not you can alternatively try using Opera Mini in J2ME emulator.
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A Former User last edited by
Something changed, but it doesn't work!
In old Opera 9.21 the - in big grey rectangle there initially appears - Apllet loading - and finally I get "Apllet not found" (in midth of probable emulator window where it worked once). In last years there were just first line in browser - "Not Found". So this and your browser should have internal java even it was discontinued but it is old browser where this emulator worked for years - 2012-2016. -
A Former User last edited by
In Mozilla 52.9 - I get now -
You need to have Java installed and enabled in your web browser to be able to view this demo. Download at http://java.sun.com -
In mozilla add-ons - see near Java Plug-in-
Java TM Platform SE 7 U79 is vulnerable and should be updated -
When I click Details - I got such link about blocking this version:
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A Former User last edited by
When I open microemu-demo.html from microemulator zip -
I got such applet windows - that was previously for opera-mini online emulator -
but it doesnt work:
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A Former User last edited by
So earlier (on http://demo.opera-mini.net/public), except about 10 days, I got aforementioned warning about obsolete java - clicked Run, but not Update - and got opera-mini emulator window without null pointer exception.
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A Former User last edited by
But now - after probably some recent improvements on emulator server- it works again - on more recent Mozilla, as well as on older Opera browser!
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A Former User last edited by
Online emulator http://demo.opera-mini.net/public/ works - so it is independent on browser java plugin - as microemulator doesnt work, as browser use outdated java plugin, and as it is said on Oracle java check - Mozilla 52 versions on - does not use java plugins.
