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| style="background:#bbbbbb" | Silverlight || style="background:#bbbbbb" | 3.0.x - 4.0.x || CoreGraphics || style="background:#bbbbbb" | Carbon ||
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| style="background:#dddddd" | Unity Player || style="background:#dddddd" | 2.6.1 || style="background:#dddddd" | Core&nbsp;Animation&nbsp;(10.6)<br>QuickDraw || style="background:#dddddd" | Cocoa<br>Carbon || Queries for CoreGraphics support, but doesn't appear to use it.
| rowspan="2" style="background:#dddddd" | Unity Player || style="background:#dddddd" | 2.6.x || style="background:#dddddd" | Core&nbsp;Animation&nbsp;(10.6)<br>QuickDraw || style="background:#dddddd" | Cocoa<br>Carbon || Queries for CoreGraphics support, but doesn't appear to use it.
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| style="background:#dddddd" | 3.0.x || style="background:#dddddd" | Core&nbsp;Animation&nbsp;[I]&nbsp;(10.6)<br>QuickDraw || style="background:#dddddd" | Cocoa<br>Carbon ||
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| style="background:#bbbbbb" | VLC || style="background:#bbbbbb" | - 1.0.5 || style="background:#bbbbbb" | QuickDraw || style="background:#bbbbbb" | Carbon ||
| style="background:#bbbbbb" | VLC || style="background:#bbbbbb" | - 1.0.5 || style="background:#bbbbbb" | QuickDraw || style="background:#bbbbbb" | Carbon ||
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Grey indicates that the plugin requires support for a deprecated model (light grey if deprecated models are only required prior to 10.6). Red indicates that the model is not correctly implemented. When multiple modes are listed, they are in plugin preference order.
Grey indicates that the plugin requires support for a deprecated model (light grey if deprecated models are only required prior to 10.6). Red indicates that the model is not correctly implemented. "[I]" after "Core Animation" indicates that it supports the invalidating Core Animation drawing model. When multiple modes are listed, they are in plugin preference order.


= Windows =
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= Linux =
= Linux =

Revision as of 16:56, 28 September 2010

Summary

This page contains compatibility notes for released versions of NPAPI plugins. It is organized by platform first, then by plugin, then version.

Mac OS X

Event and Drawing Negotiation

Plugin Version(s) Drawing Model Event Model Notes
ActiveGS 1.0 CoreGraphics Cocoa
DivX - 2.0.x QuickDraw Carbon
DjVu - 6.1 QuickDraw Carbon
Flash 10.1.x CoreGraphics Cocoa For wmode="transparent" or "opaque".
Core Animation (10.6)
QuickDraw
Cocoa
Carbon
For all other wmodes.
- 10.0.x CoreGraphics Carbon For wmode="transparent" or "opaque".
QuickDraw Carbon For all other wmodes.
Flip4Mac - 2.3.4.1 QuickDraw Carbon
Garmin 2.9.2.0 CoreGraphics Carbon
Google Earth 5.2.0.x CoreGraphics Cocoa
Google Talk 1.4.x CoreGraphics Cocoa
1.0.x - 1.3.x CoreGraphics Carbon
Java Plugin2 - 13.2.0 CoreGraphics Cocoa
PDF Browser Plugin 2.3.2 QuickDraw Carbon Appears to add actual OS controls to the Carbon window.
QuickTime 7.6.x CoreGraphics (10.6)
QuickDraw
Cocoa
Carbon
For wmode="transparent".
Core Animation (10.6)
QuickDraw
Cocoa
Carbon
For all other wmodes.
O3D 0.1.42.3 CoreGraphics Carbon Doesn't actually draw into the context; attaches a surface to the Carbon window.
Real Player - 12.0.x QuickDraw Carbon 64-bit uses something else (CG?) to show a button to launch the stand-alone player
RayV 2.0.5.3 Core Animation (10.6)
CoreGraphics
Cocoa
Carbon
Doesn't actually draw into the CG context; attaches a surface to the Carbon window.
Shockwave for Director - 11.5.8 QuickDraw Carbon
Scorch - 6.1 QuickDraw Carbon
Silverlight 3.0.x - 4.0.x CoreGraphics Carbon
Unity Player 2.6.x Core Animation (10.6)
QuickDraw
Cocoa
Carbon
Queries for CoreGraphics support, but doesn't appear to use it.
3.0.x Core Animation [I] (10.6)
QuickDraw
Cocoa
Carbon
VLC - 1.0.5 QuickDraw Carbon

Grey indicates that the plugin requires support for a deprecated model (light grey if deprecated models are only required prior to 10.6). Red indicates that the model is not correctly implemented. "[I]" after "Core Animation" indicates that it supports the invalidating Core Animation drawing model. When multiple modes are listed, they are in plugin preference order.

Windows

Linux