I understand that ActiveX is a Microsoft product and was widely used with Internet Explorer and Windows. I have a Mac running El Capitan. I have a Mediasmart server at home running Windows Home Server 2011. Unfortunately, to have remote web access to the server, it requires either a Windows computer or a Mac running a virtual environment. I have tried Safari using develop/user agent and Internet Explorer and it doesn't work. I have tried FF with IE Tab extension and it doesn't work. I tried using Winebottler but I get a crash message when it is installing IE 6. Finally, I tried using Parallels 10 and it does work, somewhat, but I don't want to use Parallels each and everytime I want to login to WHS 2011.
Activex For Mac Firefox
How can I fix this so I can access the server directly from the Mac itself?
Mac mini, OS X El Capitan (10.11.6)
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Activex For Mac Powerpoint
ActiveX kit for Mac posted. Microsoft is ramping up its efforts to make ActiveX a cross-platform technology by posting a related software development kit on the Internet. To install ActiveX on your Mac by the easiest way follow these steps its simple. Open internet explorer or launch it by clicking on it. In the resources section click on the download provided links. Click on the download tab and the next window will appear of downloading Activex.