Yes I am aware of Secclab - I've had a look and I was thinking of working on that.
As far as I know however, it doesn't support Netscape 6.1 - there is a post on the Secclab mailing list that implies that porting to 6.1 would be a major development effort, basically rewriting the plugin from scratch, that's why I was leaning towards that option. If someone could tell me what is missing from the Netscape 6.1 version of mozzila that makes it difficult to perform that port, it would be a good start ;-). Thanks, Matej "Jean-Marc Desperrier" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Matej Pfajfar wrote: > > I would like to develop a post Netscape 6.1 compatible plugin that would > > enable the use > > of common crypto operations (encryption, digital signatures ...) from > > JavaScript. > > The project already exists, it's the secclab extension for Mozilla. > > There was little development since september 2003, I believe there still > are problems in some case (for example when signing something that is > not pure 7-bit ASCII), so maybe you can propose your help and bring > something to the project. > > The link : > http://secclab.mozdev.org/ > > I think it doesn't do encryption, only signature. > > Please note also that the netscape 4.x compatible crypto.signtext is now > implemented inside Mozilla since the 2004-03-06. > The http://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=29152 is resolved. _______________________________________________ mozilla-crypto mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.mozilla.org/listinfo/mozilla-crypto
