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Graham 10-Oct-2008 [2018x3] | Or, any View experts here .... Anton?? |
the plugin doesn't seem to show up in task manager. | |
I had always imagined that the view.dll ran just like View in terms of speed. | |
DideC 10-Oct-2008 [2021x2] | I looks like events are flowing too much. I guess events have to "traverse" the browser and then go to view.dll. Maybe you should try an event filtering like romano/gabriele's one. eat.r is in rebol.org, but is old. I think there was an earlier version somewhere (Romano's web site : url ?) |
I looks = It looks | |
Graham 10-Oct-2008 [2023x6] | Hmm. |
I guess I could bring up the paint in it's own window so that it is outside the browser | |
I'lll give that a go. | |
the browser makes a nice container though allowing me to scroll the paint applet | |
I thought about enclosing the image inside <canvas> tags .. but doesn't work. | |
Yes, that works better, taking the paint surface out of the browser into it's own window. | |
Gabriele 13-Oct-2008 [2029x2] | graham, i think i remember the pluging getting a lot of mouse events (more than the standalone view). i think this was a IE thing. |
you could solve using something like event compression etc. | |
Graham 13-Oct-2008 [2031] | Oh well, using it's own window also works :) |
Graham 15-Oct-2008 [2032] | Anyone got the plugin to work with FF3 ? |
Will 15-Mar-2009 [2033] | http://code.google.com/p/nativeclient/ |
Graham 15-Mar-2009 [2034] | so you have rebol running ?? |
Pekr 15-Mar-2009 [2035] | Nice - so web guys are cheating on us, RIA followers, right? First they claim web is the mantra. Then they create new browser to even more split browser/standards penetration, then they allow native code to be hooked. Surely, to make some difference, this one will not be compatible with NS type plugins, to make it even more difficult for devs ... |
amacleod 15-Mar-2009 [2036] | Would this "Native CLient" run on any hardware that is not x86? |
Gabriele 16-Mar-2009 [2037] | iirc they are using some x86 specific features to enforce security, so my guess is no. |
Sunanda 23-Mar-2011 [2038] | Is there any point in the REBOl.org Script Library supporting the plugin any more? There are 15 scripts that are tagged as runable in the plugin. But none of them do in recent browers. http://www.rebol.org/st-topic-details.r?tag=platform//plugin |
Henrik 23-Mar-2011 [2039] | for historical purposes? |
Gregg 23-Mar-2011 [2040] | Is there a reason to remove them? Adding a note about compatibility would be good, but removing them means losing a bit of reference material. I don't know the last version of IE it works under, but I actually have some old things that use it. I still have IE6 here for running those. :-\ |
Kaj 23-Mar-2011 [2041] | How ironic. REBOL keeping IE6 alive |
BrianH 23-Mar-2011 [2042] | The REBOL Plugin is less safe to run than IE6, so maybe not. |
Kaj 23-Mar-2011 [2043] | Well, it's keeping IE6 alive at least at Gregg's |
PeterWood 23-Mar-2011 [2044x2] | To answer Sunanda's question: I would concur that there is no point in supporting the plug-in any more. It would be wise to archive the run-plugin scripts somewhere but I don't feel they need to be maintained. I assume that you didn't intend to remove the [plugin] scripts from the Library. |
That's probably as clear as mud. By "run-plugin" scripts I mean the ones on Rebol.org that allow users to run [plugin] scripts directly in their browser from the Library. | |
Sunanda 24-Mar-2011 [2046] | Thanks for the comments. Even Microsoft is eagerly promoting the retirement of IE6: http://ie6countdown.com/ I think we can help that by disabling the plugin feature at REBOL.org :) Peter -- that would not mean deleting the scripts -- they work fine if downloaded, just like other scripts. It would mean, in part, disabling the special "run in plugin" link that appears when you view them |
PeterWood 24-Mar-2011 [2047] | That's what I thought. I would disble the 'run in plugin' link if I were you. |
Sunanda 24-Mar-2011 [2048] | Thanks. I've tweaked the code so the plugin links are only visible to logged-in members; similarly the plugin will only attempt to run if you are logged-in. So casual visitors will not see it. If there is ever a viable plugin for modern browsers, I'd be happy to reenable the public links. |
Gregg 24-Mar-2011 [2049] | Sounds good to me. |
Steeve 14-Jul-2011 [2050] | From @MaxV New Rebol plugin for R2: you can visit: http://www.maxvessi.net/rebsite/plugin/index.html to test if it works, tha pages contain some scripts. If you want, I can adder more... |
Endo 14-Jul-2011 [2051] | Wow that is really cool. I downloaded and tested under Opera. Works very well. Just a few notes: bubbles takes too much cpu time, And gfx effect crushed (Opera hanged) when I tried all the effects then back to Invert (the first one) |
MaxV 14-Jul-2011 [2052] | Yes, bubbles take a little too time the first time it's launched, but it's very impressive,; so I put it first. If you want more scripts, just email me: [maxint-:-tiscali-:-it] |
Pekr 14-Jul-2011 [2053x2] | is that just rebranded RT's old plugin, or any new implementation? |
it would be cool to have R3 based one, as the gfx engine is really enhanced | |
BrianH 14-Jul-2011 [2055] | It would be cool to have an R3-based one for the security enhancements. R2 isn't secure enough for the browser. |
Pekr 15-Jul-2011 [2056x2] | Following wiki article claims, that there is only 15 functions needed to produce a plugin interface. I wonder - with R3 and extensions, wouldn't it be "rather easy" for a C skilled person, to create a R3 plugin for a plugin? :-) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NPAPI |
I asked Carl to free plugin source several times, sadly with zero response each time I tried. I think that plugin was not part of RT's revenue stream, so it is a pity it never happened, as someone could pick-up, do some fixes, improvements, etc. | |
Kaj 15-Jul-2011 [2058] | There are a million things that are rather easy for a C skilled person, and that's the problem: there are fewer C programmers than tasks |
amacleod 16-Jul-2011 [2059] | New Plugin...works in Chrome very well |
jocko 18-Jul-2011 [2060] | another challenge, which would render this plugin really useful, and exploitable on public sites, would be to get also the versions for linux and mac-os. |
Pekr 18-Jul-2011 [2061] | I just wonder, if R3 could be made a DLL too? We have R3 core library, and the hostkit sources. Then we have rather powerfull extension architecture, which could serve to link to plugin library. Having R3 available would be much more interesting imo, as it has new gfx core. |
DideC 20-Jul-2011 [2062] | amacleod: where did you put the DLL, witch folder ? |
Alan 26-Jul-2011 [2063] | c:\documents and settings\user name\local settings\application settings\google\chrome\application\version # in the root of version. This is for Chrome |
DideC 27-Jul-2011 [2064] | Ah, need to put the files directly in the Application folder (I had created a Plugins folder first). Thanks Alan. |
Gregg 29-Jul-2011 [2065] | Should it be "application data" rather than "application settings"? I don't have the latter, so maybe an OS version difference. |
DideC 1-Aug-2011 [2066] | Application data on XP. |
Gregg 1-Aug-2011 [2067:last] | I tried that, but no luck. Will try again soon to see if it was operator error. |
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