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A third-party software product, such as a search toolbar, that is integrated into a Web browser to extend its capabilities. A "helper application" provides similar capabilities to a browser plug-in, but runs as an external application and typically launches another window for viewing. The terms browser plug-in and helper application are often used synonymously, but the browser may give them a different priority. For example, in order to handle an unknown file type, it may check its plug-in list before looking for a helper application. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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End users can access any XL2Web-enabled model from a Web browser without browser plug-ins or the need to install Excel, making it usable remotely or with Blackberrys and other specialized devices. However, HTML forms did act as the impetus for the next evolutionary Web technology: Java applets and custom browser plug-ins. To ride the cutting edge of Web development, you'll need to take advantage of the latest Web browser plug-ins and players. |
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