Talk to Microsoft about finding a proper solution to this.

NET developers like me just that little tick harder to deploy any applications for EASY install.' But it's the only one where you theoretically could open a DLL file with a full, directly processor run application in it, and it would run fullspeed, not the way slower java stuff, that takes ages to load in a browser, if its something bigger.

Security sucks, which is important today, yeah. We would still use Active X for active content because it's still the fastest and most flexible technology for internet plugins. But who would do that? Two negatives by now:ġst: Well, IE still has some good market spaceĢnd: Every error stops the browser from really interpreting. You can easily lock IE users out by deploying your markup file with the application/xml+xhtml (or was it?) content type. If it weren't for any virus programmer a$$holes, we would have a happy life with our maybe Opera or Mozilla browser, because it's true that IE sometimes doesn't go into standards that much. If you don't have Visual Studio Professional it's the only built in possibility. You won't have to build your own update program (although I did already) and setup. There are not many ClickOnce apps yet, but it's a nice technology to deploy applications. NET developers like me just that little tick harder to deploy any applications for EASY install.Įveryone sees Microsoft and just tries to uninstall.

Firefox bonjour add on