Hello guys, I'm trying to implement a focusable plugin object through the NPAPI plugin framework, and I've come across the proposal from Mozilla here: https://wiki.mozilla.org/NPAPI:AdvancedKeyHandling which states that it has been implemented in Gecko since NPAPI version 25 (around 2009).
What it basically says is that a plugin object in the DOM should be focusable through the "standard" calls "myObject.focus()" and lose focus when another DOM object steals the focus (or through "myObject.blur()" ? I'm not sure). When focused, the object will be able to handle events like keyboard or mouse actions. When browsing the source code of Webkit, I can see that the current npapi.h file is in version 24: http://trac.webkit.org/browser/trunk/Source/WebCore/plugins/npapi.h So does this mean that it is not supported? Do you know if there are plans for the support of more recent NPAPI plugin interfaces? Note: this is my first question here, I read the "asking questions" page on webkit.org, but if my post is bad, just tell me! Guillaume PS: I reposted this, since my registration on webkit-help wasn't OK
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