Oracle Java plugin

E321501

The Oracle Java plugin is a browser extension that enabled running Java applets within web pages, widely used in the past but now largely deprecated due to security and compatibility concerns.

All labels observed (3)

Label Occurrences
Java applets 3
Java Plug-in 1
Oracle Java plugin canonical 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf Java browser plugin ⓘ
NPAPI plugin ⓘ
browser plugin ⓘ
allows signed applets with elevated permissions ⓘ
basedOn Java Platform ⓘ
category security-sensitive software ⓘ
web technology ⓘ
compatibleWith Google Chrome ⓘ
Microsoft Internet Explorer ⓘ
linked to: Internet Explorer

Mozilla Firefox ⓘ
Safari ⓘ
configuration managed via Java Control Panel ⓘ
declineReason frequent critical security flaws ⓘ
shift toward plugin-free web standards ⓘ
developer Oracle Corporation ⓘ
discontinuedBecauseOf browser vendors dropping NPAPI support ⓘ
security concerns ⓘ
discontinuedBy Oracle Corporation ⓘ
distributionMethod bundled with Oracle JRE installers ⓘ
executionModel runs Java bytecode in a sandboxed environment ⓘ
hasIssue compatibility problems with modern browsers ⓘ
multiple security vulnerabilities ⓘ
historicalRole enabled rich client functionality in early web applications ⓘ
implements NPAPI ⓘ
notSupportedBy Google Chrome 45 and later ⓘ
Microsoft Edge ⓘ
modern versions of Firefox ⓘ
partOf Oracle Java Runtime Environment ⓘ
linked to: Oracle JDK

Oracle Java SE ⓘ
platform Linux ⓘ
Windows ⓘ
macOS ⓘ
replacedBy HTML5 and JavaScript technologies ⓘ
Java Web Start ⓘ
standalone Java applications ⓘ
requires Java Runtime Environment ⓘ
browser support for NPAPI ⓘ
user permission dialogs for running applets ⓘ
securityRisk yes ⓘ
status deprecated ⓘ
largely unsupported in modern browsers ⓘ
subjectTo Java security updates ⓘ
supports Java applets ⓘ
linked to: Oracle Java plugin
usedFor executing Java code embedded in web pages ⓘ
running Java applets in web browsers ⓘ
usedIn e-learning platforms ⓘ
enterprise web applications ⓘ
interactive web tools ⓘ
online banking systems ⓘ

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (5)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

NPAPI → notablePluginType → Oracle Java plugin ⓘ
Java Class Library → usedBy → Java applets ⓘ
linked to: Oracle Java plugin
Shockwave → competesWith → Java applets ⓘ
linked to: Oracle Java plugin
Oracle Java plugin → supports → Java applets ⓘ
linked to: Oracle Java plugin
J2SE 1.2 → introducedFeature → Java Plug-in ⓘ
linked to: Oracle Java plugin