Quick tutorial on how to disable java on Google’s Chrome browser for the Mac.
Open Preferences

In the menu bar, select Chrome and pull down to Preferences.
Under the Hood

In Preferences select Show Advanced Settings…
Content Settings

Scroll down to Privacy and click Content Settings…
Scroll Down to see Plug-ins

Click Disable individual plug-ins…
Disable Java

Click the Disable link under Java
* Note: Craig Reynolds pointed out that in the future you can get to the plugins page faster by simply typing in the URL bar:
chrome://plugins/
[…] How-To Disable Java in Chrome […]
[…] Java in Chrome – http://www.podfeet.com/wordpress/tutorials/how-to-disable-java-in-chrome/Disable Java in IE – http://kb.iu.edu/data/ahqx.html (do NOT disable JavaScript, they are very […]
[…] your Java plugins for Chrome and/or […]
[…] How To Disable Java in Chrome […]
[…] Chrome […]
[…] Chrome […]
[…] […]
[…] Turn Off Java in Chrome […]
[…] How To Disable Java in Chrome […]
[…] For Google Chrome, I couldn’t figure it out, so I found a web page that describes it. […]
[…] Chrome* This site shows OS X interface, but just click the menu on the top right of the browser window and click Settings. […]
Your instructions fail to match my Chrome menus = Version 72.0.3626.109 (Official Build) (64-bit).
My Preferences menu does have “Advanced” listings. It does have Content Settings, with (22) listings like Cookies, JaveScript, Flash…
but NO list for “Plug-ins”. No PLUG-IN menu, at all.
I opened and looked at each of the 22 listings and most of them have no added sites either to
“block” or to “allow”. When my computer repair guy heard that I was tired of seeing my Java update pop onscreen every hour, he said the best idea was to simply update it. Upon researching the pos/neg aspects of Java, I feel good about Java except for allowing it to be used as a plug-in in my browser. Having now loaded my newest Java app, I wish I could find and turn off the Java plug-in in my Chrome!