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The navigator.javaEnabled() method in JavaScript is a method that checks if the current browser has Java enabled. It returns a boolean value (true if Java is enabled, false if it is not).

Here is an example of how to use the navigator.javaEnabled() method:

// check if the current browser has Java enabled
if (navigator.javaEnabled()) {
  // do something if Java is enabled
} else {
  // do something if Java is not enabled
}

In the above code, we are calling the navigator.javaEnabled() method and checking its returned value. If it is true, we can execute some code that relies on Java being enabled in the current browser. If it is false, we can execute some code that handles the case where Java is not enabled.

Note that the navigator.javaEnabled() method is only available in browsers that support Java. Some newer browsers may not have this capability, in which case calling this method will result in an error.