Gecko has no fixed size. A lot of stuff may be optional depending on your requirements. The nightly embedding builds for Win32 weigh in at a 3Mb zip file and 5Mb for Linux and contain the files necessary to run the embedding smoketests. The ActiveX control is part of the Mozilla nightly builds so it can be picked up from there. Info is here: http://www.iol.ie/~locka/mozilla/mozilla.htm netscape.public.mozilla.embedding is the newsgroup that deals with Gecko embedding issues. Adam Screamology wrote: > Gecko is very small, I'm not sure exactly what size. > > Yes, it is possible, in fact the entire Mozilla architecture was > designed for exactly that purpose. Many people are doing this already > (for instance, www.kmeleon.org) > > --J > > Freya wrote: > > > How big is gecko on its own? > > > > > > Is it possible to have a different interface to gecko than the mozilla > > > interface? > > > > > > What I mean, is could you have a minimal browser interface (no news mail > > > etc) and still have all the rendering? > > > > > > There was also talk of an ActiveX wrapper for gecko. > > > Are there binaries for gecko and the wrapper available anywhere? > > > > > > love > > > > > > Freya
