Porting ScummVM to Webassembly, Part 4c - File Access
Revisiting how files are loaded over the network and finally adding support for cloud storage (Dropbox, Google Drive etc)
Revisiting how files are loaded over the network and finally adding support for cloud storage (Dropbox, Google Drive etc)
Diving deep into the different audio options ScummVM provides and making sure they work in the browser.
Cleaning up some loose ends to get ready for future improvements
I finally found some time over the holidays to wrap up some improvements I was working on for ScummVM last year.
Since merging the initial Webassembly port of ScummVM, I have added a few critical improvements
Making old adventure (and other) games available on the web.
Living and traveling overseas for more than a year, I want a way to access some of my more secure credentials in case of device loss. BrowsePass is a static web application to read KDBX files as produced by KeePass. This allows me to securely access my passwords and logins from everywhere - all I need is a computer with a web browser. As Google isn’t available in all the countries I’m traveling to (👋🇨🇳), I added support for Dropbox to it. The integration is completely client-side and uses Dropbox’ Oauth/Rest Client API. ...
My first open source contribution: porting a DVD collection manager to Mac OS X