Still in the process of tracing where in the Firefox code the JavaScript gets turned into C. I have gotten to the JavaScript parser and identified the correct token for the "Math" object. Just need to keep following from there.
This is my study journal as I tackle the task of trying to bring native JavaScript I/O to the web browser. This will allow web applications to use complex I/O, such as cameras and microphones, without the need for downloading an additional plug-in.
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