It's astonishing how often one still sees Java in device configuration web pages, ie. printers, PBX systems. It's also still used for weird hardware devices tha

It's astonishing how often one still sees Java in device configuration web pages, ie. printers, PBX systems. It's also still used for weird hardware devices that are deployed in a lot of financial services, like signature pads. Lastly, vertical applications that don't recieve a lot of updates. It's almost impossible to understand why java is necessary in most of these applications, but simply removing the plugin from a lot of corporate environments would disrupt vital business functions.