Internet Explorer used to support any language that Windows Script Host could run. By default, that was JScript and VBScript, but there were third-party engines for Python, Perl, Ruby, Lua, and many others.
replyPossibly disabled now as they announced VBScript would be disabled in 2019.
Also Visual Basic: https://news.microsoft.com/source/1996/10/28/microsoft-intro...
replyThat was something else entirely. Not for scripting but to write compiled ActiveX browser add-ons.
replyYes, we used the plugins from ActiveState on Tcl.
replyThis is exactly what we need!
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