Why firefox site tells me that my java is updated when there has recently been an update April 27 version 1.7.0_04?

do not have problems with the current version of the Java plugin 1.6.0_31 when I updated above version on your website?

Java is 7 is for the moment mainly intended for developers & oracle recommended version 6 update 31 for end users, see http://java.com/en/download/faq/java7.xml

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