Originally Posted by docbert

The NPAPI interface in the browser is what is considered the security issue, in that it allows plug-ins to potentially do things they shouldn't.

That doesn't in and of itself mean that any plugin that uses it is a security risk. ie, the fact that NSAPI is bad doesn't mean that the United/Panasonic plugin is bad.




Not September, it's already happened several months ago. Their in-flight website states that Chrome is unsupported, although technically it can be made work by re-enabling support for NSAPI in Chrome (it's the ability to re-enable that goes away in September)