Oracle has decided to abandon the Java plugin for browsers. For it to be removed from future releases of the JDK and JRE. EA is due to the fact that browser vendors are gradually phasing out support for plugins, which generate a large number of vulnerabilities in the security system, reports The Verge.

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the Oracle has decided to abandon the Java plugin for browsers. For it to be removed from future releases of the JDK and JRE. EA is due to the fact that browser vendors are gradually phasing out support for plugins, which generate a large number of vulnerabilities in the security system, reports The Verge.

With this vulnerability, haunted by the plugin since the first release in 1995. Google has removed support for Java technology in September last year, and Microsoft and previously — output of the browser Edge and Windows 10. Mozilla promised that will get rid of plugins like Java and Silverlight by the end of 2016.

Developers are advised to use instead of the outdated web standards new technologies: HTML5 or Java Web Start. Many Internet sites still use Java applets to display interactive contents.

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