Here’s Why Oracle Is Killing The Java Browser Plugin – A Good News For Plugin-free Web
Short Bytes: Oracle has announced that it’s removing the Java browser plugin from its future releases. In its whitepaper, the company said that the rise of web usage on mobile devices has inspired the browser vendors to look for plugin-free technologies. This plugin has been repeatedly exploited to install malware and attack users during its lifetime . T he most popular web browsers like Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari don’t support plugins anymore. In a related development, Oracle has finally accepted that its Java plugin doesn’t fit in today’s world of plugin-free web. The company has announced that the Java browser plugin will be deplored when the next version of Java, Java Development Kit 9, will be released on September 22nd. In another future release, this plugin will be entirely removed. With time, the modern web browsers have worked to reduce the plugin support on their browsers. As a result, the developers of applications that depen...