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Yeah, my last employer did all their accounting in an Oracle ERP system that was built on Java Applets. They would be screwed right now if they were using Mac m
by kyllo 14y ago
Yeah, my last employer did all their accounting in an Oracle ERP system that was built on Java Applets. They would be screwed right now if they were using Mac machines.
I could be wrong about this, but it sounds like if you go in and edit Xprotect.plist manually to remove the Java plugin from the blacklist, Apple will just update it again and blow out your changes within a day or so.
- dmix 14y agoSafari (the only one getting the block) isn't even the most popular browser on OSX. Chrome + Firefox have 10x more users than Safari on Macs.
- biafra 14y agoThank you for the clarification. I was wondering how Apple blocks plugins from other browsers. Both articles I saw did not care to mention that only Safari plugins (and probably third party browsers that use the mac webview like Fluid.app) are blocked.