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Old 01-11-2010, 05:10 PM   #2
mikelv
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Originally Posted by nrapallo View Post
In the original thread posting of EPUBReader (now closed), I had wondered if this plugin could be "installed" on any existing ebook readers that support porting of additional web browsers (or at the least have an internal browser).

Any insights from our iLiad/Kindle Developer community or mikelv, if this is feasible?

It would open up the world of .epub ebooks for the iLiad and/or Kindle!
Thanks for your posting nrapollo and sorry, that I obviously didn't answer your question in the initial thread.

Theoretically EPUBReader should run with a Mozilla/Gecko based browser which uses at least Gecko version 1.9.0 (which is used by Firefox 3.0). Except some minor problems, EPUBReader runs for example very well with Seamonkey 2.0 which is based on Gecko 1.9.1.
I've checked the list of browsers you have posted. The only Gecko based seems to be Minimo, but I can't imagine, that it uses Gecko 1.9.0, because Gecko 1.9.0 was released 2008 when development of Minimo had already stopped.

Did you ever try to run Firefox on the iLiad? If I'm right, Linux is running on the iLiad, so in general it should work. But probably the hardware of the iLiad is not sufficient for Firefox.

Last edited by mikelv; 01-12-2010 at 07:53 AM. Reason: Seamonkey experience added
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