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Darren New wrote:
> Uh, no. There are lots of languages for writing web browser plugins,
> including javascript, C#, and probably others I don't know of offhand. I
> wouldn't be surprised if anything capable of doing COM could act as a
> web browser plug-in on Windows. That's kind of the point of COM.
JavaScript is the only language I know which might conceivably be able
to do COM stuff. (If it can, I don't know how yet.)
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