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As Java claimed JRE-9 would deprecate support of Java Browser Plug-in, I tried to disable "Browser plug-in' it Java Control Panel. (like figure below)

Then all existing web start JNLP can't run anymore.

like example in: Deploying a Java Web Start Application

Would anyone has idea how to handle your applet/web start under JRE 9 / Java9?

For more information please see the below screenshot of disable java browser plug-in.

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Java Web Start has always (since its inception) supported free floating (outside the browser) frames (e.g. java.awt.Frame & javax.swing.JFrame) & applets (e.g java.applet.Applet & javax.swing.JApplet).

That should still work, though it was always the case that free floating applets could not access the JSObject or (thereby) interact with any web page.

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@hv2 is there anything missing from this answer hv2? It looks like it is a good one, so I think it deserves some attention from you. Without it is impossible to see if it is correct.

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