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I have a question about plugins in Chrome/Firefox browsers. Is it possible for Chrome/Firefox plugins to be invoked by some random Web Request other than embed or object tags in html?
For example, a page has a web request with MIME jpeg, the browser captures the downloaded raw image data and sends the data to a newly created plugin instance. Is this scene I describe here possible?
Plugins are used:
Outside of those scenarios, plugins are not used to handle any content/requests.