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Cordova Camera Preview is a plugin that allows developers to add real-time camera preview functionality to Cordova-based mobile apps. It provides direct access to the device's camera feed with customizable overlays and controls, enabling the creation of augmented reality, scanning, and camera-based interaction apps.

...Using GWT Uploader allows for enhanced file upload dialogs (multiple uploads, drag and drop, queues, parallel streams, etc.) and interactive interfaces (upload progress indicators, real-time throughput display, etc.) within GWT applications using pure Java code that provides a consistent experience across all browsers. If the browser is capable of handling file uploads using a modern HTML5 approach, the upload is handled using pure DOM elements and Javascript events. In the case that the browser does not support the modern approach (most notably IE 9 and earlier), the GWT Uploader component instead transparently handles the uploads via the Flash-based SWFUpload library.

This is a JavaScript library which gives the ability to use cryptographic functionality abstracted of available technologies on the browser side. It executes a cryptographic function with the fastest technology including Java, JavaScript and Flash.

This is a JavaScript library which gives the ability to use cryptographic functionality abstracted of available technologies on the browser side. It executes a cryptographic function with the fastest technology including Java, JavaScript and Flash.

Gwanted allows you to create and use GWT widgets directly from html pages. Also offers an approach to get stack traces in web mode, support to configuration files, a collection of widgets (like a cross-browser widget to play Flash movies), ...

Ketu is a browser plugin (Firefox, Mozilla, IE) that allows Web developers to integrate Eclipse/SWT based UI components into Web pages, similar to Java applets or Flash movies.

GeoAr intends to be a rich client for WMS and WFS services. It's developed on LZX (OpenLaszlo), so it would serve dhtml(near future) and flash to the user's browser giving the chance of select between them, but having only one server's cource code.

SolVE is a cross platform Local Shared Object Viewer/Editor written in Java using SWT. Local Shared Objects, introduced in Flash MX, stored as binary .sol files and more commonly known as "Flash Cookies," are somewhat akin to browser cookies.