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> If you ONLY have Java Applets IE Mode does nothing for you Well that's the whole point. MS is forcing your company's hand into doing something about that sit
by close04 7y ago
> If you ONLY have Java Applets IE Mode does nothing for you
Well that's the whole point. MS is forcing your company's hand into doing something about that site that's very important for you but somehow was ignored for years. Everyone knows most companies won't move a finger without external pressure. MS is providing that pressure.
The only alternative would be to build support for Java applets into a modern browser. Which is exactly what everyone tried to get rid of. So expecting IE mode to fix that issue for you makes no sense. I don't understand how this could even be a complaint.
- Someone1234 7y ago> MS is forcing your company's hand into doing something about that site that's very important for you but somehow was ignored for years. You just replied to a post that said verbatim: "we've spent the last three years migrating" with this. So, no. If you had read the previous posts in the thread you'd know that already.
- scarface74 7y agoThe point I’m making is waiting until 2016 to move away from Java applets is about like waiting until December of 1999 to be sure your system is y2K compliant. I was working with companies in 2008-2010 to move away from Java applets. Everyone saw the writing on the wall a decade ago when it came to depending on plug ins.