Since the fact that Chrome will no longer support Java by October, its unlikely that Java will ever be used again. There was a reason why Java was abandoned 2 years ago.
17 Apr 2015, 19:13
Java platform (version)
hello i see alot of potential in this game ive been playing supremacy 1914 for a long time , and i think what this game needs now is a java platform ( java version ) option like supremacy 1914 . thanks for the hard work in providing us with such awesome online strategy games
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17 Apr 2015, 19:41
Ye but, no everyone uses Chrome. So I at least would no understand that
17 Apr 2015, 19:47
Java in the browser is a security threat and, frankly speaking, a usability nightmare. We have a legacy version for supremacy users who are older than 2-3 years, but there will never be a new bytro game which uses java from the browser.
Last year, we did a lot of adjustments porting missed Java features to HTML, so we actually see no reason to keep playing the Java version anymore.
Are there any?
17 Apr 2015, 19:56
Maybe it´s only by comfort using Java but if u say... Thanks
17 Apr 2015, 20:23
yes, i play supremacy since february 2014 and i have java, but java is soo bad for the economy and this thinks xD
17 Apr 2015, 23:35
The only good thing about java as a UI is that I can have 5 different chat's worth of tabs in one place. (supremacy, 30k en, 30k de, cow en, cow de)
20 Apr 2015, 20:32
Well I am (like everybody here 
) a pioneer in Supremacy and it is only because of that that I can play in Java, and to be honest I find it much more beautiful to look at, but for playing, it really is
So I don't think we need a Java version.Enlightning Man wrote:
a usability nightmare
16 Jun 2015, 18:23
I only use java for that sweet sweet smell of nostalgia.
9 May 2016, 21:58
The java is not used in the game.
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10 May 2016, 13:40
Whatever code is used now works just fine. No need to rip it all up and start again with a brand new code.
Carl Wilson
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“Dad, how do soldiers killing each other solve the world's problems?”
― Bill Watterson, Calvin and Hobbes: Sunday Pages 1985-1995: An Exhibition Catalogue
"Rule 1, on page 1 of the book of war, is: 'Do not march on Moscow'… Rule 2 is: 'Do not go fighting with your land armies in China."
Bernard Law Montgomery, British general
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