Hello. I agree (in the general discussion) that it is a bad idea to keep closed the dillo FLTK code. (I reserve other opinions for other mail)<br>This mail is only because i have some unfinished code for dillo and want to open/show/give to the rest of the list.
<br><br>I have a Dillo PlugIn that add tabs to dillo. The plug in is a GTK 1.2 app and a DPI at the same time. I do not known GTK 1.2 and do not have time to learn it. I was waiting for the FLTK dillo&nbsp; to program a FLTK version, but now i think that it is better to show bad programed unfinished code instead of wait. Try to run it before watch the code (based on a notebook GTK 
1.2 example)<br>I hope that some GTK programer can finish it.<br><br>How do it work:<br>Now dillo can be embedded in other program. This is used by sylpheed for example. The app create a especial gtk widget get its xid and run dillo like that: 
<br>$ dillo -x xid(this is a number)<br>Then that dillo will appear in the gkt widget and not in a window.<br><br>
With a few changes dillo can ask the xid to a DPI when it want to open a new window. The DPI is a GTK window with a notebook widget. Each time dillo ask it for a xid the DPI adds a new tab and pass its xid to dillo and dillo appear in the tab.
<br><br>Instructions to test it:<br><br>download the patch attached to this mail (tabs_dpi.diff)<br><br>get the last dillo cvs (if asked for a password, press ENTER)<br>$ cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@auriga.wearlab.de:/sfhome/cvs/dillo login
<br>$ cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@auriga.wearlab.de:/sfhome/cvs/dillo co dillo<br><br>change to the dillo cvs directory and apply the patch<br>$ cd dillo<br>$ patch -p1 &lt; ../tabs_dpi.diff<br><br>generate configure, configure code and compile it
<br>$ ./autogen.sh &amp;&amp; ./configure&nbsp; --disable-dlgui &amp;&amp; make<br><br>install the tabs dpi and optionaly the patched dillo<br># make install<br><br>run the patched dillo comanding it to ask the xid and with a given size (only to see the dillo window entirely)
<br>$ dillo -x ask -g 700x500<br><br>To open a new tab use midle click on a link or the menu file-&gt;new browser<br>To close a tab use the remove page button or the menu file-&gt;close window<br><br><br>Excuse me my english and please test and tell what you think about this.
<br><br>Diego.<br>