SRL Archive - Suggestions

Hey could someone or is it even possible to make Appa compatible with Simba :S
Would be great :)

Thanks.

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It would have to be recorded to be multi-platform, but right now it is not possible

it will never be possible for both linux/windows.. Unless someone makes his own linux version :p..

From: mastaraymond
it will never be possible for both linux/windows.. Unless someone makes his own linux version :p..

The Gecko engine would allow this.

From: Wizzup?
The Gecko engine would allow this.

It uses IE rendering engine :S Am i right (Sorry i don't know so much about it ) But it just would be so great :) But thanks guys anyways, mabey in future =)


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From: Home
It uses IE rendering engine :S Am i right (Sorry i don't know so much about it ) But it just would be so great :) But thanks guys anyways, mabey in future =)


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Yes it uses IE. But IE doesn't use Gecko.
Gecko is the engine used by Firefox and other projects. (IIRC)

Well thanks everyone for answers :) I will try to look for mor einformation if i could be able to do something ( I really doubt it :) ) But still it worths a try :)

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I know that by default languages (VB.NET is all I've tested it with) uses IE when you make your own "browser." Is there any way around this? Like.. Making it use Firefox/Google Chrome? Both of those browsers are much faster and much safer. (Firefox would probably be better, as more people use it, but Google Chrome is all around faster. And Google Chrome is open-source, as far as I know, so that might help, I think.)

Firefox uses Gecko and Chrome uses WebKit, I believe. Both engines are open source and both can be used. It's not likely Appa will be converted as it's probably easier to start over again with another engine.

From: nielsie95
Firefox uses Gecko and Chrome uses WebKit, I believe. Both engines are open source and both can be used. It's not likely Appa will be converted as it's probably easier to start over again with another engine.

Well I think using Firefox would be very beneficial. Both because it's faster and safer, and because both Linux and Windows support it 100% (I think). I think it'd be pretty useful. :3

Webkit would be a good choice, it's small, fast, and works on damn near anything (though we don't need Simba to run on phones and such :p)

From: Widget
Webkit would be a good choice, it's small, fast, and works on damn near anything (though we don't need Simba to run on phones and such :p)

x] I say we do it.

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This would be awesome. Really want appa on Simba now (or something just like it). Getting sick of all the SCAR errors. =X

From: Narcle
[small grave dig]

This would be awesome. Really want appa on Simba now (or something just like it). Getting sick of all the SCAR errors. =X

Ye i started using it too, for all kind of stuff : / Would be totally awsome, and my skills aren't that good to do it : /

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ignore gravedig.

From: i luffs yeww
I know that by default languages (VB.NET is all I've tested it with) uses IE when you make your own "browser." Is there any way around this? Like.. Making it use Firefox/Google Chrome? Both of those browsers are much faster and much safer. (Firefox would probably be better, as more people use it, but Google Chrome is all around faster. And Google Chrome is open-source, as far as I know, so that might help, I think.)

firefox is open source

IS appa just a browser with a bunch of functions? or is it more complex. I was thinking if it was not amazingly difficult i could try.