* Don't wrap root plugins to system locations, keep them private
* Fix support for Acrobat Reader 8 (focus problems)
* Fix support for mozplugger (in full-debug mode)
* Fix support for WebKit
* Fix crashes with Flash Player 9 Update 3 (9.0.115)
* Fix build with Intel compiler
* Add support for IBM XLC compiler
* Improve error handling during RPC initialization (possible memory leak
on error)
* Improve error handling in NPP_WriteReady() and NPP_Write()
[2007/08/26] nspluginwrapper 0.9.91.5
Fix a memory leak in NPP_Destroy()
Fix DiamondX XEmbed example plugin
Fix focus problems (Debian bug #435912)
Add support for 64-bit plugins (Martin Stransky)
Add support for newer NPAPI 0.17 functions and variables
Add support for broken 64-bit Konqueror versions (run-time detect)
[2007/04/03] nspluginwrapper 0.9.91.4
Dont try to wrap native plugins
Fix build on NetBSD (David Brownlee)
Fix build on DragonFlyBSD (Steve OHara-Smith)
Fix build on Linux systems with SSP enabled by default (Kristian Hermansen)
binaries and libraries.
Add dependencies on the base, gtk2 and x11 Linux modules, which provide
shared libraries needed by npviewer.bin.
Bump the PKGREVISION to 1.
You do not need nspluginwrapper if the ABI of the plugin and browser are the
same, such as running a 32 bit Linux firefox and flash plugin under NetBSD.
No change on other platforms, so skipped PKGREVISION bump. Steve
has already fed the patches back to the author.
Currently the package hardcodes some search paths from /usr/pkg - I have
an sent a question to the author as to how he would best like to handle
those in his framework.
nspluginwrapper is an Open Source compatibility plugin for Netscape
4 (NPAPI) plugins. It separates the execution environment of the
plugin from the browser, allowing a plugin compiled for one ABI to
be used in a browser compiled for another.
For example the linux 32bit Adobe Flash plugin can be used in a
native Firefox under Linux/x86_64, NetBSD and FreeBSD platforms.
To install the Linux flash player into a native Firefox browser:
- Also install multimedia/ns-flash and multimedia/libflashsupport
- Run "nspluginwrapper -i /usr/pkg/lib/netscape/plugins/libflashplayer.so"
- Run Firefox
This is working at least under NetBSD/i386 4.0_BETA with native and modular
x11.
