About FireBreath
FireBreath aims to be a cross-platform plugin architecture, targeting:
- NPAPI browsers on windows, mac, and linux:
- Gecko/Firefox
- Google Chrome
- Apple Safari
- Opera (usually)
- ActiveX Control hosts:
- Microsoft Internet Explorer 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and likely later
FireBreath is licensed under a dual license structure; this means you can choose which of two licenses to use it under. FireBreath can be used under the New BSD license or the GNU Lesser General Public License v2.1.
6 Comments
Juzer Ali
How good is the support for Opera? Do simple plugins run on Opera?
Richard Bateman
You'll have to try it; I haven't heard any complaints in quite awhile, but that may just be that nobody cares? I haven't been ask about opera in nearly a year.
Endeer
I've tried my simple plugin (offers a few functions to send/retreive data from USB devices and has one parameter to specify JS function to be called when the plugin is ready) and it works in Opera/Win.
Pavol Rusnak
Hi Endeer! Would you be willing to share your simple USB plugin? I'm quite interested in the code. My email is [email protected]
pra ai
Trying to run prep step on Debian Wheezy:
Both those directories, which
prepmake.sh
complaining about, exist and are fully accessible.pra ai
I've managed to solve this issue. It's all about directories path: