BOBEF has made some efforts, (not sure)

[bobef]

Yes, but I haven't translated the XPCOM headers (*COM sucks in my 
opinion) so with what I've done you basically create a window or 
windowless plugin (windowless is not tested) and you do whatever you 
like with it in D. You have some degree of control over the browser, 
some events notifications - the plugin API is wrapped. Me personally 
wanted to create a MPlayer plugin and move my player to XUL to make it 
cross platform, but I gave up because of all these XPCOM interfaces are 
hell. But it worked - I got a working movie inside the browser and I was 
able to call D from javascript and vice versa...


BLS wrote:
> Sorry, I am not able to supply you with dedicated info. but probablely a 
> guy named bobef has some code ... Have a look at D Links ->
> AKIDE, lessthenequal ~~~~
> hth Björn
> Marcio schrieb:
>> Hi,
>>
>>     Has anybody tried writing either Firefox or Thunderbird plugins in 
>> D? Having to use C++ is just a no-no.
>>
>>     I know one can use JavaScript for plugins, but I think the 
>> possibilities are different from using C++. So, ideally I'd like the 
>> full extension API available, but use D.
>>
>>     Thanks,
>>
>> marcio