Huzzah! Yay! Merry Christmas!

Keep up the awesome work

If I had to suggest anything, I guess it would be a built-in function to return any pixel format, instead of just BGRA. That amounts to simply writing the conversion functions yourself, unless Chromium already supports returning different pixel formats.

Honestly, I wasn't even really considering doing much documentation on how to build. On my machine, it takes about fifty hours and ten gigabytes (I only have a forty gigabyte hard drive, so this was actually a big deal) to go from nothing to a complete build of chromium and my dll, then an additional twenty-three minutes of link time every time my library changes (iteration is a real bitch).

However, I could certainly take some time to write down all I know about chromium, the build process, and the general steps I take to update the chromium backend for any people out there a bit touched in the head.

As far as working with my library, however, that does take a matter of minutes. You'll see when it is released, but, at the minimum, it is just an initialization function and pumping in input events. I'll be sure to have examples, rather than just comments.

Building in pixel conversion routines would be a rather simple task, I suppose (no, chromium doesn't support it natively), but I have some doubts about the utility of such a thing. I usually just push the pixel data out to a texture and let the graphics card handle the conversion for me, but we'll see.

Anyway, at present I'm improving the JavaScript binding library. Adding in more support and fixing a few minor bugs. The chromium binding part of this library is really cool and took quite a bit of research, but I must say, this binding library is probably the most technically challenging thing I've ever done. I won't go to far into the details, but it actually requires dual binding to have both script execution support and the ability to bind functions and objects to chromium itself.

I could talk about this project for hours, but I had better get back to work.

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Oh yes, as far as feature requests go, I mostly meant just things you'd expect from a GUI library which isn't handled implicitly by the ability to render HTML, if that helps any. Although, turns out I go back to school four days earlier than I had thought, so my time will be slightly more constrained.