Hi all,
  I'm trying to design a pet project I'm working on, and I could use some
input from those with some experience embedding Mozilla.  Basically, I want
to create an application to allows my friends and I to pull data from
multiple sites.  I'm not sure if it'll be a desktop app, or a combination of
firefox plugin and webapp.  I would like the following.

   1. Create a Firefox plugin to allow recording.  I've done some
   digging, and Deja-click is the closest thing to what I'm shooting for.
   However it doesn't quite do what I want, and a lot of the data is compiled
   into xpt files.  Is there something I can use to decompile these and to get
   an idea of how it works?

   2. I would obviously prefer that the data aggregation tool and my
   plugin share a similar engine.  As a result, I'd like to compile my code and
   share it among components.
   Is it possible to bridge Ruby as both a caller of the Gecko engine,
   and as logic in a plugin without extra local installation of ruby?

I've read the wiki on embedding and code, and I've downloaded the latest
stable source from the ftp server for Firefox 2.0.0.12.  Is this the source
I should use, or should I download the latest stable for XULRunner?  I want
to make sure that anything produced by a plugin will use a compatible
rendering engine.

Thanks in advance!
Todd
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