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The Java Applet I am using looks and behaves very similarly under CheerpJ on a modern computer, vs an ancient computer with an old browser that actually runs Java applets. Performance is good, too. Five stars!
Mark Riordan on his Java applet under CheerpJ: on a modern computer it looks and behaves much as in an old applet-capable browser, with good performance.
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The Java Applet I am using looks and behaves very similarly under CheerpJ on a modern computer, vs an ancient computer with an old browser that actually runs Java applets. Performance is good, too. Five stars!
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