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Firefox/SeaMonkey/Mozilla/Netscape/Flock Browser Extension => Feature Requests / Enhancements => Topic started by: da'covale on August 29, 2007, 05:27:53 AM
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I was wondering when the J2ME edition is scheduled to be released (if it even is scheduled anymore).
The last post I have been able to find about it in the forum was a year or so old, and none of the posts I found gave any clue about when I might see a public release.
Is there anyone on it's way, or is it scrapped?
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It's not scrapped, per se, it's just that it hasn't been a priority like the other editions. No one is working on it right now--we could really use another developer. I have the technical knowledge how to create it, and so does Miquel and probably Greg or Caspian, but time is another issue...
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Ok.
I don't know anything about java-programming (even though I'd love to learn) so I probably wouldn't be able to help much. But atleast I know that I shouldn't hold my breath.
Too bad in a way, because a J2ME-edition would mean 100% mobility. No internet-connection required, no computer required, only my phone. Ah well. I'll see if I can persuade one of my friends to take a look at it, but I have a feeling she'll tell me it's too much work for her right now. :(
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Ok.
I don't know anything about java-programming (even though I'd love to learn) so I probably wouldn't be able to help much. But atleast I know that I shouldn't hold my breath.
Too bad in a way, because a J2ME-edition would mean 100% mobility. No internet-connection required, no computer required, only my phone. Ah well. I'll see if I can persuade one of my friends to take a look at it, but I have a feeling she'll tell me it's too much work for her right now. :(
We already have a cross-platform (Windows, Unix, Linux, Mac) command-line edition and a cross-platform Desktop (GUI) edition. Neither of those require an internet connection. In fact, none of the editions (there are lots of them now) need an internet connection. Just a computer. But I understand your point...
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Well, the current mobile edition needs internet. But that's only because it's the only one that will be sure to work on web enabled phones. (Online works, but I imagine is ugly as heck on the small screen)
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Well, the current mobile edition needs internet. But that's only because it's the only one that will be sure to work on web enabled phones. (Online works, but I imagine is ugly as heck on the small screen)
I thought even the mobile edition could be downloaded and run from the command-line using the PHP command-line shell. Of course, you can't run the PHP command-line shell on your mobile phone so what good is that? ;D