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Why is Silverlight not supported in future versions of Firefox Silverlight is a necessary component of STAN does this mean Stan will not work in future versions

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I have read that Silverlight will not be supported in Firefox 52+ Stan requires silverlight to function Does this mean STAN will not work with Firefox 52+

I have read that Silverlight will not be supported in Firefox 52+ Stan requires silverlight to function Does this mean STAN will not work with Firefox 52+

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This one? https://www.stan.com.au/

At some point, ALL plugins using the NPAPI interface are destined to stop working in Firefox. If all goes according to plan, the Firefox "extended support release" (ESR) next Spring will allow you to keep using Silverlight for the rest of the year, so Stan has plenty of time to transition to other solutions. Or you could use Internet Explorer if they don't.

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This one? https://www.stan.com.au/

At some point, ALL plugins using the NPAPI interface are destined to stop working in Firefox. If all goes according to plan, the Firefox "extended support release" (ESR) next Spring will allow you to keep using Silverlight for the rest of the year, so Stan has plenty of time to transition to other solutions. Or you could use Internet Explorer if they don't.