Chrome NPAPI Replacement 1.0.4 CRX for Chrome
A Free Developer Tools Extension
Published By jvanschalkwyk
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Chrome NPAPI Replacement for Chrome
Tech Specs
- • Type: Browser Extension
- • Latest Version: 1.0.4
- • Price: Freeware
- • Offline: No
- • Developer: jvanschalkwyk
User Reviews
- • Rating Average
- 3.05 out of 5
- • Rating Users
- 120
Download Count
- • Total Downloads
- 508
- • Current Version Downloads
- 508
- • Updated: July 23, 2017
Chrome NPAPI Replacement is a free Developer Tools Extension for Chrome. You could download the latest version crx file or old version crx files and install it.
More About Chrome NPAPI Replacement
A Chrome plugin specific to the fehr Free Electronic Health Record.
Chrome doesn't support NPAPI, which can be used to permit specific, limited access to local machine functions from the browser. This Chrome plugin is based on Chrome's alternative --- PPAPI/NaCl.
An example: A text help file can be read from the local machine into the fehr Javascript program. This is powerful, but also potentially dangerous (as is crossing a road).
In the PPAPI variant, a Python script allows limited access to certain directories on the host machine. Secure data are encrypted and written there, and can only be decrypted using a key stored remotely on the server and provided during a secure browser transaction.
The plugin also allows interaction in a distinct, separate second mode where there is explicitly no server interaction, and a very limited set of files can be read directly into the browser from the local machine. This is useful for casual use, specifically where there is NO web access, and we wish to use the browser to access local "insecure" data. This functionality is particularly useful for teaching and debugging.
Full documentation is available at http://www.fehr.org
Chrome doesn't support NPAPI, which can be used to permit specific, limited access to local machine functions from the browser. This Chrome plugin is based on Chrome's alternative --- PPAPI/NaCl.
An example: A text help file can be read from the local machine into the fehr Javascript program. This is powerful, but also potentially dangerous (as is crossing a road).
In the PPAPI variant, a Python script allows limited access to certain directories on the host machine. Secure data are encrypted and written there, and can only be decrypted using a key stored remotely on the server and provided during a secure browser transaction.
The plugin also allows interaction in a distinct, separate second mode where there is explicitly no server interaction, and a very limited set of files can be read directly into the browser from the local machine. This is useful for casual use, specifically where there is NO web access, and we wish to use the browser to access local "insecure" data. This functionality is particularly useful for teaching and debugging.
Full documentation is available at http://www.fehr.org
