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  • Subject: WebKit plug-ins
  • From: Phillip Mills <email@hidden>
  • Date: Tue, 9 Aug 2005 09:14:11 -0400

I've been thinking about a plug-in idea and whether it's feasible.

A first reading of Apple's browser plug-in documentation suggests that the API is aimed at creating data handlers rather than new general-purpose functionality. However, what I'd like to build is something vaguely analogous to Bookmarks that allows for add, edit, and execute functions at the user's discretion and for various kinds of URLs, rather than driven by a MIME type.

I suppose it could be made to work using a fake MIME type associated with some dummy document and having the user load that to trigger the plug-in, but that sounds like an awfully hack-ish end run around the concept.

Does something exist that I should read about providing plug-ins that work as user-oriented UI additions?

........................
Phillip Mills
Multi-platform software development
(416) 224-0714

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