MacJREInstaller

Oracle.MacJREInstaller · Developer Tools · vJava 8 Update 221 build 11

Native Version Spotted 27 devices · 71.9 MB · Impact: 47/100

Native Version Spotted

Apple Silicon version latest seen at vJava 8 Update 491 build 10 · Reported by 4 Macs in the community.

All sighted native versions (3):

vJava 8 Update 491 build 10 ×2 vJava 8 Update 441 build 07 ×1 vJava 8 Update 431 build 10 ×1

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About This App

MacJREInstaller is Oracle's Java Runtime Environment (JRE) installer for macOS, designed to simplify the installation and management of Java 8 on Apple computers. It provides developers, system administrators, and end users with a straightforward way to deploy Java 8 for applications that depend on the Java platform. The installer handles all necessary setup steps, including verifying system compatibility and configuring Java on the user's machine. MacJREInstaller is essential for anyone running Java-based applications or development tools that require a compatible Java runtime.

Versions Seen 14 versions

vJava 9 build 181 vJava 8 Update 92 build 14 vJava 8 Update 74 build 02 vJava 8 Update 341 build 10 vJava 8 Update 321 build 07 vJava 8 Update 301 build 09 vJava 8 Update 281 build 09 vJava 8 Update 231 build 11 vJava 8 Update 221 build 11 vJava 8 Update 171 build 11 vJava 8 Update 151 build 12 vJava 8 Update 131 build 11 vJava 8 Update 121 build 13 vJava 8 Update 111 build 14

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https://www.oracle.com/java/technologies/javase/javase8-archive-downloads.html

Good news: A native Apple Silicon version of MacJREInstaller has been confirmed running on real Macs in the Rosetta Check community. Update to Java 8 Update 441 build 07 or later, which includes full Apple Silicon support. You can download the latest version directly from Oracle's Java download page. This is the same app you're already using—no need to switch to alternatives. Simply update to the latest build to ensure continued compatibility and performance on Apple Silicon Macs as Rosetta 2 support winds down.