> Ironically, Mozilla has stated that breaking all these user plugins is part of some strategy to regain market share and "influence web standards". Now that i

> Ironically, Mozilla has stated that breaking all these user plugins is part of some strategy to regain market share and "influence web standards". Now that it's actually happening, I'm hoping more people will see how it's not going to work. I never thought I would see a defense of NPAPI, of all things, on HN. NPAPI is a gaping security problem, and the only fix is to remove it entirely. What is your proposal for making NPAPI secure?