Stephen Ocean wrote: >To what degree can we control the chrome, e.g. can we eliminate it entirely? > You can eliminate it entirely - see other embedding apps like MFCEmbed or GTKEmbed. You may even be able to do this with a skin in SeaMonkey, but I am not sure. That woudl be cool - an 'invisible' skin - just a location bar and a couple of navigation buttons. See also the K-meleon project (http://kmeleon.sourceforge.net/) since you seem to be interested in Windows only.
> > >Also: > >Can anyone think of a way to open a "hole" in the browser window such that an app >window, say Word, can be seen, while surrounded by a mozilla generated window? Could >that window be resized/moved dyanamically by the user? > Yes, you can create a plugin that hosts the application you want to embed into the middle of the browser window. Then, you create a page that has an <OBJECT> that contains that plugin, and the params to the plugin will tell it what app to load, what document etc. If you are interested embedding a WORD or OUTLOOK app, they may have Active-X interfaces you can use and we already have an Active-X plugin in the tree somewhere, so most of the work might be done for you already. - marc
