drensmith Posts: 74 +3 Jan 2, 2013 #1 I recently changed browsers,,from I.E. to Dragon. my question is,does dragon have activex?
St1ckM4n Posts: 2,887 +628 Jan 2, 2013 #2 I'm gonna say no. This says that Google Chrome doesn't support it and both Chrome and Dragon are based off Chromium.
I'm gonna say no. This says that Google Chrome doesn't support it and both Chrome and Dragon are based off Chromium.
captaincranky Posts: 20,144 +9,151 Jan 2, 2013 #3 Neither does (did?) Firefox. One of its chief virtues. If you want to go in style to "The 2013 Malware Festival", what you need is IE-6, Active X controls and a copy of Norton Anti-virus 1996
Neither does (did?) Firefox. One of its chief virtues. If you want to go in style to "The 2013 Malware Festival", what you need is IE-6, Active X controls and a copy of Norton Anti-virus 1996
drensmith Posts: 74 +3 Jan 2, 2013 #4 Lol "malware festival",,in any case I couldent find activex anywhere on Dragon.
bobcat Posts: 678 +69 Jan 3, 2013 #5 Only IE has activex. But other browsers have java (and javascript) which is not much better, unless disabled.
Only IE has activex. But other browsers have java (and javascript) which is not much better, unless disabled.