Archive for December, 2009
The Problem: I’ll be up-front about something here; I don’t particularly like ActiveX. I understand a lot of the reasons for creating it, and I won’t go so far as to claim that it shouldn’t exist or anything like that; in fact, it does very well for certain types of things. The main thing I [...]
Introduction Ever since I started this series of posts on NPAPI and plugins, I have started receiving occasional emails requesting additional help with aspects of NPAPI that are particularly confusing. With full-time work, FireBreath development, and a 6 month old baby to take care of, I often don’t have as much time as I’d like [...]
While I’m not ready to release a “beta” version of Firebreath yet, we are getting really close. In fact, it’s close enough that anyone feeling a little adventuresome shouldn’t have any trouble setting up a test plugin and testing the limits. We only support Windows so far (sorry guys, it’s the platform I know best, and it’s the one my client needed first), but we support both Internet Explorer and NPAPI (Firefox, probably Chrome and Safari as well).
A brief list of supported features:
