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Well that's still will be something using NPAPI https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NPAPI https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NPAPI which means old. Back in the days browse
by 8draco8 8y ago
Well that's still will be something using NPAPI https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NPAPI https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NPAPI which means old. Back in the days browsers didn't have build in flash, java, divx player etc. so they was done by extensions aka plugins back in the days, so no, toolbars was not the only extensions in 90s. I guess there have to be some kind of extension that went from Netscape to Firefox etc. In there late 90s there was extension pack giving a lot of functionality to IE called MyIE (today known as Maxthon). You have to define what "modern extension" means to you because I have a feeling that you are looking just for oldest Firefox/Chrome extension.
- achairapart 8y agoYour feelings are right. By "modern" I mean single purpose extensions as we use them today, a concept basically introduced by Firefox and later adopted by Chrome. Not ways to extend the HTML functionality itself (NPAPI) nor general purpose grayware (browser toolbars).