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Subject: Firefox 1.0 port
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Hi,

since the plugin interface has been redone and is far from backwards 
compatible, any chance that firefox-1.0 (meaning 1.07_x) can be added into 
ports?

Changes in 1.5 that cause problems I've seen so far:
- nsPluginThread (uint32 compat) replaced by pointer to opaque structure 
PRThread
- moved some headers into js/ subdir
- disappearance of the NS_COMPONENTMANAGER_CID

Currently breaks java/jdk webplugin builds.

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Melvyn Sopacua
freebsd.ports@melvyn.homeunix.org

FreeBSD 6.0-STABLE
Qt: 3.3.5
KDE: 3.4.3