Java applets were introduced in two dominant browsers ... Another applet on FreeBack.com is infoBook, a nice example of tiny applets that can do a lot in Web browsers now and will become even ...

As we noted earlier, there’s a rather large security hole with Java in Web browsers in all versions of OS X. Because of the way Java applets work, you can be attacked by simply visiting (not ...

Also, you can customize a whitelist of sites that are automatically allowed to work. Do keep in mind that ClickToPlugin will not block all Java content since it cannot block specific "applet" tags ...

“A poorly designed sandboxed Java applet can’t do much of anything. However, a poorly designed signed Java applet can do pretty much anything that native code can.” And just as bad are the ...

In other words, Java Applets were well known and Java applications were not so well known. In an early 1996 JavaWorld article called Introduction to Java (in plain English) (originally called ...

You can still relive the heyday of Java applets through UltraStudio ... and Mozilla has announced it will do the same by the end of the year. Microsoft Internet Explorer still supports the ...

When you visit a web site that has a Java applet, the MS JVM will compile and ... Always be sure to make a backup before changing. You can do this in the Registry Editor by clicking File, Export ...

For various reasons, Java applets have never worked all that well but we some folks use them anyway, for example in business charting and other graphic visualizations. Over the past few years ...

Of note, the updates “uninstalls the Apple-provided Java applet plug-in from all web browsers.” New Macs do not come with Java installed and newer versions of Java are released and maintained ...

Okay, <BR><BR>I'm beginning to pick up Java ... an applet to gather information from the user (think something like a mini-HTML editor). <BR><BR>What I'm wondering is if the applet can be ...