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It appears that Mozilla has changed Java applets to "Click to Play". On the other hand, Apple has completely blacklisted the current version of Java. This may
by testing12341234 14y ago
It appears that Mozilla has changed Java applets to "Click to Play". On the other hand, Apple has completely blacklisted the current version of Java. This may affect corporate users where they need access to Java applets for internal intranet applications. In FF, they would still be able to use the applet if needed. I think the Mozilla method strikes the better balance between protecting the end users and allowing them to use the browser as intended.
- absconditus 14y agoThose same corporate apps nearly always require IE.
- cube13 14y agoAnd, realistically, those corporate apps probably work perfectly fine with Apple's depreciated JVM. Oracle's JVM has been in the wild for about 5 months.