What is Mozilla ActiveX Control?

Mozilla ActiveX Control Description

Mozilla ActiveX Control serves to execute ActiveX content inside Firefox. Consequently, it can also be used by developers in order to implement the Mozilla engine inside applications. It uses the Gecko layout and was built to provide a fully programmable HTML/XML control that may be used in open-source development projects.

Key Features:

• Enables execution of ActiveX content in Firefox


• Allows developers to implement the Mozilla engine in applications


• Follows the same line as Internet Explorer's ActiveX component


• Implements interfaces found in IE's API


• Easy porting of existing IE code to Mozilla based applications

Technical Specifications:

• Price: Free


• Developed by: Adam Lock


• File: /home/rsyncd/mnt/root/softpedia/Downloads/Windows Apps/Programming/M/Mozilla ActiveX Control/installer.exe


• Supports Firefox versions up to 1.5


• No longer under active development since 2005

Compatibility:

Mozilla ActiveX Control was built in accordance with an old edition of the Mozilla Suite and can execute ActiveX content in versions of Firefox up to 1.5. However, due to its outdated status, it is not suitable for building or porting modern applications. Despite this, the initiative was highly appreciated during its time and gained a significant fan following.

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