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JavaScript can interact with QuickTime in various ways. You can use JavaScript in a browser to detectwhether QuickTime is installed, you can use JavaScript to create the tags used to embed QuickTimecontent in a web page, and, for browsers that support two-way communication between JavaScriptand plug-ins, you can use JavaScript to query and control the QuickTime plug-in directly. This document describes client-side scripting using JavaScript and QuickTime browser plug-ins. AllQuickTime browser plug-ins expose the exact same interfaces to JavaScript, whether the plug-in isan ActiveX control, a Cocoa plug-in, or a Netscape-style plug-in, allowing the same script to operateidentically for Internet Explorer for Windows, Safari for the Mac OS, FireFox, Mozilla, and otherbrowsers. Important: Starting with QuickTime 7.1.5, you can no longer issue javascript:// URLs or call JavaScript functions from within a QuickTime movie. This feature was removed from QuickTime for securityreasons.