Honestly, I'm surprised that your newstream approach works on Firefox; that's a new one I've never heard of. If you have to do the drawing yourself, you are limited to either using CoreGraphics with a CGContext or CoreAnimation with a CALayer. In other words, you don't get a NSView, so you can't directly render a WebView into it.
Honestly, I'm surprised that your newstream approach works on Firefox; that's a new one I've never heard of. If you have to do the drawing yourself, you are limited to either using CoreGraphics with a CGContext or CoreAnimation with a CALayer. In other words, you don't get a NSView, so you can't directly render a WebView into it.
That said, you could put the webview in an offscreen context and render it to your CGContext, then proxy the events; this seems a little complicated for what you're trying to do, but I don't know of another way to do it. There is an experimental library in FireBreath that does this; scroll wheel isn't implemented, but the other events work, including mouse drag and keyboard. There are still a few strange things with it when using form events, so whether or not this would work for you depends on what content you'll be displaying.
If you're interested in trying to use FireBreath for this you can drop into the FireBreath chat room during business hours (GMT-0600) and I'm usually around and can discuss it with out.
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