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There are 3 versions of the web browser, from older to newer loaded from '''dev_flash/vsh/resource/silk, dev_flash/vsh/resource/silk_nas, and dev_flash/vsh/resource/silk_webkit''' | There are 3 versions of the web browser, from older to newer loaded from '''dev_flash/vsh/resource/silk, dev_flash/vsh/resource/silk_nas, and dev_flash/vsh/resource/silk_webkit''' |
Revision as of 04:30, 1 February 2014
Description
There are 3 versions of the web browser, from older to newer loaded from dev_flash/vsh/resource/silk, dev_flash/vsh/resource/silk_nas, and dev_flash/vsh/resource/silk_webkit
The browsers are derivated from open source code. See Licensing
Versions
Web Browser Core Engine Notes/Speculation
- Silk (doesnt supports Java script), used in:
- LINK.XML
- In-game Web browser in PS3 Games. After closing browser it can return to the same point in the game
- WebKit (supports Java script), used in:
- Internet Search, or XMB options on Game column when a game is unlighted (using parameter TITLE) ?
- "what's news" (message: "You are launching an internet website")
- Both, used in:
- Online Instruction Manuals and Internet Browser
Silk
Silk nas
Silk webkit
Interfacing with webbrowser
From plugins
From LINK.XML
Code Sample
- <link ver>
- Other version values doesnt seems to have any effect
- <url>
- Malformed or missing url starts the browser with an about: blank page
Used in PARAM.SFO category WT (and all BOOTABLE content installed in HDD ?) to create a XMB link with a url that will be launched using the Silk core (silk.sprx?) of the Web Browser (webbrowser_plugin.sprx?)
The file LINK.XML is placed in the same path than the PARAM.SFO next to it at dev_hdd0/game/<TITLE_ID>/. There is no USRDIR folder and there is no EBOOT.BIN but the PARAM.SFO needs to be marked as "BOOTABLE" (it boots the web browser using the url as parameter)
It seems is not posible to create a folder containing 2 bootable items (EBOOT.BIN, and LINK.XML)...when trying to boot it the XMB displays the error message: this service has ended