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Security Manager on Applets

Write down some of the restrictions imposed by using a Security Manager on Applets?

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Applets can’t read or write files on the client machine which executes it. They can’t load libraries or access the native libraries. They can’t make network connections apart from to the host that it came from. They can’t begin any program on the client machine. They can’t read some system properties. Windows which an applet brings up look different than windows which an application brings up.

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