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16-Oct-2009, 05:12 AM #1
Mozilla will let rival browsers run Firefox security tool Plans to open new plug-in
Mozilla will let rival browsers run Firefox security tool dated Oct 15, 2009.

Plans to open new plug-in checker to users running other browsers


According to another Mozilla blog , the plug-in checking service can also be called by any external site using a JavaScript API.

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Mozilla has already promised to add more plug-in checking functionality to the next version of its browser. Firefox 3.6, which is slated to launch in beta next Wednesday, will warn users when they visit a Web site that relies on an outdated plug-in.
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