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I would like to write a Chrome plugin that will communicate with my native C++ process, to invoke it and capture its return output.

What options do I have in the Chrome browser using npapi? im using firebreath for npapi so mybe something with boost?

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ok i guess npapi is the only answeruser63898

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NPAPI doesn't restrict you; it's just native C++ code. That means you can use any IPC mechanism that you would used for any two processes. There won't end up being anything NPAPI-specific about what you end up with. (Given that, you might want to ask a new version of this question without mentioning Chrome or NPAPI, since you'll get more answers to a general question about IPC.)