This has to be manually enabled in the Edge browser settings for each user. Internet Explorer mode is NOT enabled by default.While we did notice that Oracle Forms was indeed able to run using Internet Explorer mode, we did notice some flaws: We did a test to see if the Internet Explorer mode would be able to run Oracle Forms in the web browser using the NPAPI plugin. Microsoft did announce that Microsoft Edge does come with an Internet Explorer mode (similar to how Windows 7 once had Windows XP Mode to run programs only compatible with Windows XP). Internet Explorer Mode and Its Potential Flaws with Oracle Forms We will also discuss what you can do if you are using Forms 10g and 11g. However, if you are using Oracle Forms 10g or 11g, this may prove to be a major problem due to the fact that Forms 10g and 11g require the NPAPI plugin to run Forms applications. We will explain more later in this article. With the end of Internet Explorer – how does it impact Oracle Forms?įor customers running Oracle Forms 12c, the latest and greatest release to date, there are a few easy options which can be done to run Oracle Forms without the need to use Internet Explorer. As Firefox, Chrome, and Microsoft Edge, Microsoft’s successor to Internet Explorer, have removed the NPAPI plugin due to security reasons, Internet Explorer has been the only browser which organizations have been able to run Oracle Forms online since 10g. Oracle Forms is one of those applications which has relied on using the NPAPI plugin to run Java in the browser. Examples include the ability to run Java applets within the web browser using the NPAPI plugin. This announcement may potentially impact many businesses and organizations which have a dependency on Internet Explorer. Whether Internet Explorer will be fully removed from existing Windows 10 machines via a feature update remains to be seen but is entirely possible. However, a future Windows Update may change things.) With this announcement, this will mean that Microsoft will no longer be providing monthly security updates to Internet Explorer and that Microsoft will most likely no longer include Internet Explorer in newer Windows 10 releases. In addition, clicking on Internet Explorer does not redirect to Microsoft Edge at this time. (NOTE: As of June 17, 2022, the latest Windows Update released in June 2022 has not yet removed Internet Explorer from Windows 10. Microsoft has just announced that Internet Explorer will be officially retired and taken out of support on June 15, 2022.
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