Actually, this problem has various reasons. I am sharing some of them and giving some suggestion link to solve the issue. You have to make some try of them.
Suggestion-1:
this warning isn't coming from firefox but from the java plugin itself - please update your plugins.
some more information about java's security settings are also available at oracle's support: https://www.java.com/en/download/help/jcp_security.xml
Resource Link:
- How can I stop Firefox from blocking a Java applet from a site that
I trust?
Suggestion-2:
Remove stand-alone version of JavaFX (Windows)
If you have JavaFX installed then
- Find and remove all versions of JavaFX and Java through the Windows
Uninstall Control Panel.
- Run the Microsoft uninstall utility to repair corrupted registry
keys that prevents programs from being completely uninstalled or
blocking new installations and updates.
- Reinstall Java
Suggestion-3:
Older versions of the Java Deployment Toolkit (DT) and the Java Plugin have been disabled by Firefox. Some Java versions are flagged by Firefox as 'Add-ons may be causing problems'.
If Firefox thinks an add-on is unsafe and can cause a security risk, it will block it from loading. In case of a soft block Firefox will present a warning message but will allow the user to continue if they wish but with compromised security. In the case of a hard block Firefox will block installation so that the user cannot use this add-on. To resolve this, the user should update to latest version of Java.
Workaround
Upgrading to the latest Java 7 version should resolve the issue. If you see the warning message, follow these steps:
- Ensure that the Disable box is checked.
- Click on Restart Firefox.
- Download the latest version of Java..
Resource Link:
- Firefox warning message: Add-ons may be causing problems
Suggestion-4:
There are 2 links for java applet issue for firefox and solvency. You can go through:
- I can't run applet on my firefox browser
- Java applet not working in firefox