you bet!

IIRC, John Maloney did a Mac Netscape plugin in 1997, then Andreas Raab
did one winter 1998-99 for Windows. There were reports of UNIX ports,
too. Steven Pair worked/is working on Squeaklets, image segments that
can be served as applets.

Here are some links:

Andreas' email on VM update:
  http://macos.tuwien.ac.at:9009/383687058.asHtml
Code (referenced above):
  http://wwwisg.cs.uni-magdeburg.de/~raab/squeak/plugin/
More work on this and other stuff:
  http://minnow.cc.gatech.edu/squeak.755

You may want to check out the mailing list archives for discussions on
this and many other topics, especially if you joined recently. There's a
wealth of knowledge there.

http://www.egroups.com/group/squeak/
http://macos.tuwien.ac.at:9009/Server.home

The latter has a nice feature, group by thread. And it runs on Squeak.

bolot


On Wed, 15 Sep 1999 DisneyLogic at disneyblast.com wrote:

> Has anyone worked doing a Netscape plugin for Squeak?  AOL-Netscape
> defines the interface, and it's solid enough that the Opera Software
> folks in Norway were able to define their plugin interface to do the
> same. 
> 
> The idea of the plugin would be to load the virtual machine and
> execute the bytecodes in a specified file given by a stylized tag in
> HTML.  So, the idea would be to allow one to do some client-side
> programming using Squeak. 
> 
> Is it too soon to try something like this?  I'm booked with
> outside-of-work projects 'til mid-December, but I'd be glad to tackle
> this kind of thing starting then.  Any pointers? 
> 
> Thanks,
> 
>   --Jan Theodore Galkowski
>