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Agree with the above. NaCl is a great environment to develop next-gen
web apps. And the cross-platform portability that will be introduced
with PNaCl soon will make it even better. But it must work cross-
browser too!
Chrome can be the best browser in the world but it simply is no option
to develop web apps that work exclusively in Chrome. You cannot
seriously tell users of all other browsers that they should first
switch to Chrome in order to be able to use a new app. It doesn't work
that way. So as long as NaCl will be supported only in Chrome, it will
not gain wide-spread adoption.
The obvious solution to this problem is to provide NaCl in form of a
plugin also for other browsers. Unfortunately, it seems however that
this deployment strategy was recently given up in favor of integrating
NaCl more closely into Chrome and retracting on the mere hope for
other browser vendors to adopt NaCl too sooner or later. Imho, this is
a major mistake. Clearly, all other browser vendors strongly oppose
the idea of the NaCl VM in the browser. So the only chance to overcome
this opposition is to demonstrate a phenomenal success of NaCl among
application developers. That however is not going to happen without
cross-browser support. Classic chicken and egg problem.
So again, I really think that NaCl must be available also for all
other major browsers - and even if just in a feature-restricted
version and as a plugin at first. What are the plans of NaCl
developers in this regard?
Regards,
Peter

On 6 Feb., 09:04, 冶晶邓 <fatfat..@gmail.com> wrote:
> agree with Dimitris !
> the only reason for support NACL in IE is user experience.
> flash-based webgame is so popluar just because it DOESNOT need install.
> more simple NACL could be (supported in IE seamlessly, as simple as
> flash, without any addional operation by user),
> more users and market it could get.
>

> 2012/2/4 Dimitris Zenios <dimitris.zen..@gmail.com>

>
>
>
> > The only reason we might need nacl in chrome frame is to expand use
> > reach.Since nacl runs only on chrome at the current moment i have to
> > convince the user to download chrome.If we had nacl support in chrome
> > frame then we would be able to promote the application to users that
> > are using IE
>
> > On Sat, Feb 4, 2012 at 12:19 PM, jonas echterhoff <jo..@unity3d.com>
> > wrote:
> > > Actually, I've been able to get this to work, by opening chrome://flags
> > in chrome frame, enabling NaCl, and restarting ie. It would then play
> > unity-nacl content correctly in IE. This probably won't be much use for
> > expanding end user reach at this point, but I thought it might be of
> > interest to someone.
>
> > > jonas
>

> > > On Feb 4, 2012, at 4:23 AM, native-client-disc..@googlegroups.comwrote:
>
> > >> Brad Chen <bradc..@google.com> Feb 03 04:43PM -0800