3 ms·
The same is true for java applets. There are still lots of LOB applications that depend on it. Nonetheless, chrome removed support, firefox said they will by th
by bradleyjg 10y ago
The same is true for java applets. There are still lots of LOB applications that depend on it. Nonetheless, chrome removed support, firefox said they will by the end of this year, and Edge has no support.
Companies still using them are now in the same position as those using active-X, they need IT to deploy special measures for users that need to access them.
I think it's fair to sum up this situation by saying that java applets are dead or dying. Flash may well be in the same position in 3-4 years.
- stronglikedan 10y agoI was going to counter by saying that our MIS displays some reports using a java applet, and I can still access them in Chrome. However, I just attempted to run one of those reports, and it turns out that the latest version of our MIS no longer offers the java applet as a display option. Therefore, I must concede. TIL.