I know this is a somewhat unusual situation but we have a WebKit based plug-in that we embed inside Safari. This plug-in works fine except for the fact that the embedded webkit browser plug-in appears to prevent any mouseover or hover events from occurring. To reproduce: 1) Build the attached Xcode project (reproduction material, a slimmed down version of our plug-in). 2) Copy or link to "~/Library/Internet Plug-Ins". 3) Using the "Safari" executable, execute the program. 4) When the page loads, click the load button. 5) This will visit http://www.javascriptkit.com/dhtmltutors/cssimage.shtml in the plug-in. 6) Move mouse cursor over JavaScript image - the image should change opacity. 7) Move mouse over "Browser Compatibility" link - a popup should be shown. 8) Move mouse over "JavaScript Kit" menu on left of page - the highlight should follow mouse. 9) Steps 6,7 and 8 do not perform as expected. Visiting the same page normally in Safari gets the proper and expected results.
Created attachment 24600 [details] Reproduction material for bug.
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Do you have an update on this bug?
NPAPI plugin and Webkit Plugin support has been removed from Safari. Can this be marked as "RESOLVED WONTFIX". Thanks!
I think that this is about WebKit plugins, not NPAPI. Support for those was removed even earlier.