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Voxera113887yI think its intentional and have been like this a while.
Think latest FF also stopped supporting it.
NPAPI is an old netscape plugin architecture that do not work with multithreaded, or maybe it was a security issue. -
Chrome ended support for NPAPI long time ago. You can enable again by a hack. Search google
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C0D4669027y
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Nope! There's nothing wrong. They have intentionally removed npapi support for different reasons. Oracle wants you to use a browser that still supports this deprecated and unsafe technology. In other words, they want you to use a browser that there IS something wrong with.
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@Voxera was because of security because it had direct access to system calls I think
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Who the fuck needs Java in a browser anyway? Huh? Nothing wrong with Java, nothing wrong with Chrome.
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Sackkobold57y@filthyranter I'm just here to read your comment, so I don't have to write the same, thank you!
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Nothing wrong with Chrome they just don't support those apis. Even Firefox dropped the support in Firefox 52. If you really need Java in a browser you need to use internet explorer
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C0D4669027y@inpothet on second thought don’t take my advise and search for the flags
Looks like your opening IE.
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