![]() IE used to support the Netscape plugins API, but removed it around about IE5.5 if I remember, the idea was to force developers to write an IE version (ActiveX) if they wanted to support IE. ![]() That's why on Windows there's two versions of Flash (not talking 32/64 bit issues here) one for IE and one for everyone else. Plugins are things like Flash, they're written to a specification (NPAPI) that originates in the Netscape days, it is supported by all major browser makers EXCEPT Microsoft. Take a look in your Firefox addons menu if you don't believe me.
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