http://freevlog.org/popup/
It uses Javascript, not ActiveX.
This fix is only needed for videoblogs that have been using technology to embed the movie into the page. Anyone who's just linking to the movie file isn't affected at all. Most blogs follow the simple freevlog techniques and therefore don't need to worry about this.
I'd expect the IE for Mac won't have this problem -- in part because Microsoft isn't developing IE for the Mac anymore. IE 5.5 is the last version, and it's several years old. There won't be any new versions or updates coming out.
jen
jenSimmons
http://www.jensimmons.com
On Apr 15, 2006, at 4:44 PM, Ryan Ozawa wrote:
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> I just got a terribly unfortunate e-mail about a new patch that IE is
> using to avoid paying royalties to Active-X. This probably effects almost
> all videobloggers and may require an update to all of our websites to
> keep people from being stopped by a warning sign.
Yipe. What code is it that this applies to? The object embed stuff? Is it
only IE for Windows, or IE for Mac as well that's affected? I mean, will
all browsers eventually have to pay up or turn it off?
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Ryan
HawaiiVog.com
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