I created a simple .NET COM activex and it would be great if it could be run on different browser such as Chrome, Mozilla and so on, not on IE only.
Is it possible? Is there some work around to execute an activex on other browser?
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I created a simple .NET COM activex and it would be great if it could be run on different browser such as Chrome, Mozilla and so on, not on IE only.
Is it possible? Is there some work around to execute an activex on other browser?
In short no. Chrome, FireFox etc do not support activex natively. There is some extensions to FireFox which will allow it. If you force people to install these extensions to run your software you will probably open a maintenance can of worms. In short activex is great for a corporate network where u can force the usage of IE.