The Lobo Project: Home of Lobo (Java Web Browser) and Cobra (HTML Rendering Engine)

The Lobo Project

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The Lobo Project

The Lobo Project aims to develop an extensible browser and RIA platform written completely in Java that not only supports HTML and Javascript, but also enables rendering of arbitrary Rich Internet Application (RIA) languages. The Lobo Project consists of the following efforts.

HTML Renderer & Parser Effort (Cobra)
The Cobra effort aims to produce a pure Java HTML parser and rendering engine with support for CCS2 and Javascript.
Java Web Browser Effort (Lobo)
Lobo is our web browser and RIA platform. It relies on Cobra to provide the HTML rendering capabilities of the browser. The Lobo effort itself aims to produce a general-purpose and extensible browser that can render content other than HTML.
JavaFX Integration and Other Efforts
Lobo ships with an extension that can render JavaFX Script and Java source code, in much the same way HTML is supported.

Lobo News

Sep 01, 2008:	Lobo Browser: 0.98.3 Released
May 12, 2008:	Lobo Browser: 0.98.2 Released
Mar 24, 2008:	Cobra HTML Toolkit: 0.98.1 Released
Mar 15, 2008:	Jim Weaver Comments on JavaFX Support in Lobo
Mar 12, 2008:	Jim Weaver's Tetris JFX in Lobo
Mar 10, 2008:	Lobo Browser: 0.98 Released
Mar 05, 2008:	JNode could make Lobo its browser
Feb 08, 2008:	First Lobo Plugin Reported
Feb 07, 2008:	Rendering New Content Types in the Lobo Java Web Browser
Feb 06, 2008:	Plugging into Lobo's Pure Java Web Browser

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