David Benjamin

> Well, whatever is causing acroread to crash may be present in Firefox, too. When I run the same test (view PDF, hit back button) on a 32-bit machine, acroread...

It works without nspluginwrapper, so this is definitely something to fix in nspluginwrapper. It's planned in as much as I intend to fix it. But I don't actually know yet...

Thanks for looking into this. I actually totally forgot about it and haven't looked at it for a while. :-/ (I have to admit, my interest in nspluginwrapper waned significantly...

Hrm, interesting. Maybe there's two problems then? Because I've never had to wait the 30 seconds for the child to die before problems. I'll have to find time to look...

(I'm just viewing a PDF and pressing back. acroread crashes without fail on my machine. Latest stable acroread and firefox, Ubuntu maverick, and nspluginwrapper from master.) Success! I think I...

Odd. Now that I try it with your instructions, it fixes it for me if I press back, but not if I press home. Then acroread still segfaults, but nppdf.so...

Played with my gtk2xtbin branch some more. I finally got it to work, at least partly. It's a mess and needs some cleanup, but I do get a plugin visible....

http://blog.chromium.org/2011/04/providing-transparency-and-controls-for.html ClearSiteData may become more relevant to supporting now. This may also depend on bug #7 depending on how browsers query for support.

AdvancedKeyHandling and HTTPRedirectHandling are left. AdvancedKeyHandling has no implementation in any browser, so it can be punted for now. HTTPRedirectHandling is testable today. There's a slight bit of subtlety in...

So, I haven't touched this project for years now. I'm not sure anyone else has either. The landscape is pretty different now with Chrome dropping NPAPI altogether altogether, 64-bit Flash...