taxilian

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   by taxilian 16y ago

   Worth reading up on: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NPAPI actual plugins aren't useful for all situations; in fact, I'd say that it's relatively uncommon to need to write a plugin. That is one of the main reasons I started FireBreath; relat
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   by taxilian 16y ago

   Also a great project; nixysa and FireBreath have a core difference in approach, though; nixysa is basically a code generation tool to simplify creating npapi plugins. FireBreath is a framework that abstracts npapi and activex (but could be
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   by taxilian 16y ago

   When that comes out and works, it will be sweet... and FireBreath will support it. - Taxilian (original author of FireBreath)
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   by taxilian 16y ago

   I'd say about 90% of the code can be cross platform; some things you'll have to implement seperately, such as the drawing library, since that doesn't work the same on each platform. FireBreath abstracts most of the differences, though. Fo