Release zip:
http://azuisleet.gayluadad.net/gmode...ib_release.zip

Source:
http://www.sendspace.com/file/ui4bg1

Credit:
gmode, garry, JackQW, that guy who made llmozlib, and those other guys who made Mozilla.

How to use:
I've included "gecko.lua" in the release zip, which includes an HTML panel that uses the embedded browser. You can derive from this, or use the browser functions to draw in 3d space and shit.

By default the "flash friendly" option is enabled, which updates the browser more often, you can turn this off by looking in gecko.lua.

Edit:
I found a memory leak, I'll post a patch soon.

Fuck yes.

Wow! Very nice use of the surface interfaces. You found the interface I have been searching for.

What does this thing do?

Just awesome!

Do you mind if I include this with a modified version of Firebox?

Go ahead.

This is a absolutely BRILLIANT module. It's a shame that at the end of the day you're still Azuisleet, but if you keep up with this I'm sure most of us might forgive you.

Awesome! You did use the surface library right? Can I use this as a demo for Derma3D2D?

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(FUCK! I'm thanking Azui. :tinfoil)

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Humm, I find this slightly disturbing... Azui on the GMT team, that certainly prevents me from wanting to try it out at all now.

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If it did come out before Duke Nukem: Forever, Gold Version 3.

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PSSS: It should be gmcl_llmozlib since it's a client DLL.

Maybe a stupid question but what is it with Azu?
I have seen alts banned all the time but what did he do wrong?

He's broke script enforcer twice, and has done a hack for clients to download modules from servers and run them. Mind you, every time he's done an exploit, he's never done anything REALLY bad. Like the time with the modules, he could have easily have made it harvest and send the client's steam username / password to him, but instead he made a harmless module that extracted a lua file.

It's his way of making garry fix the bugs that wouldn't get fixed if nobody forced him to.

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Oh! I like this alot, fantastic job.

Hmm, this is very nice. Great release and work!

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Do you need Mozilla Firefox to use this also?

No all the dll's are included.

I can't blame him. I would have done the same thing

Anyway, great module!

Argh, can you please upload the source somewhere besides sendspace! It won't let me friggin' download it

EDIT: Never mind, I got the bugger.

How do i use this in game?

How the heck do i use it, and where do i put gecko.lua at?

I have no idea how to use this please help.

This section of the releases is mainly for developers. There's nothing you just can install and use in here.

This forum really needs a sticky pointing this out...

Yeah: the OP's provided gecko.lua as a base script to build upon, which shows how you can implement the embedded browser into your own scripts via Derma/surfaces et cetera.

Oh ok then ill just wait, for someone to release a version with it.

As a followup to my last post, I'd just like to say that I have done something useful involving llmozlib :D

It's actually extremely easy to port what's in gecko.lua to a surface-based thing such as the i64 computers.

However, there are some bugs which seem more likely to be related to llmozlib than i64, all of these may be related to surfaces - I haven't tested it just in a VGUI much.

- The browser object will only resize up to a certain width, after that it seems to clip: it renders it, and it resizes the page properly, but it doesn't display it after a certain point.
- When resizing to smaller sizes, it seems to leave artifacts behind: it looks like the effect you'd get if you didn't redraw a surface every frame, simply add to it.
- Gecko can steal keyboard focus from GMod to the point where you have to alt-tab from GMod and back to get keyboard focus within GMod again.

Some of these may be suspect of my shitty midnight hacking together of code, though. The artifacting upon resizing the browser seems like a bug though.

Also, what difference does setting browser:update(true) and browser:update(false) do? It seems to update the browser regardless.

Oh, and how do you remove the browser objects afterwards? browser:remove() or something?

1) I'm not sure about the resizing problems.
2) I think I made browser:setfocus(false) to restore the mouse
3) browser:update(true) forces a redraw, if you're displaying plugin content (like flash)
4) the browser object gets garbage collected

I've put this project on hold though, because there are memory leaks in Gecko I can't find/fix. I've considered using Chromium, but I'm waiting for a stable embedded version.

Thanks :D I've fixed the focusing bug I was having (I think)... and update(true) has had a positive effect on youtube videos et cetera.

And regarding Chromium: it uses Webkit for rendering, doesn't it? The only difference being good threading and the V8 javascript stuff... Webkit it's self seems relatively easy to embed into things.

is there working link? wanna start using it.

Chrome > Firefox :

http://www.facepunch.com/showthread.php?t=704294

Sorry for bumping this thread, but I wanted to point out how amazing in the past two years how Azuisleet turned into someone to hate to someone who developed GMod...

That is all

And yes, pointless bump was indeed pointless, but this section needs some more action in it.

(User was banned for this post ("Pointless bump" - SteveUK))

Bumping really isnt a issue in this section as it has like no acivity except for modules used by tools