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The goal of the Web Console is to support as big a range of Web Browsers as possible. As it stands now, Firefox (versions 2 and 3), Opera and Internet Explorer (versions 6 and 7) seem to be capable of using the Web Console. Should you encounter any problems with your particular browser, please report an issue for the Web Console in our issue tracking system (JIRA).

Beginning with Release 1.2.8 the Web Console is using JQuery to enhance the user experience. This should also help in keeping browser support on the broadest possible basis.

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Further issues with respect to extensions

Task FELIX-1013 regarding extensibility of the web console is maintained in our resource tracking system. Please create issues regarding extensibility as subtasks of this master task or at least link to the master task as being related.

The following issues are already listed as part of FELIX-1013:

• Hardcoded list of webconsole plugins in OSGiManager (FELIX-1014)It is currently not yet resolved how to add resources in plugins.
• Many requirements exist to be able to customize some areas of look and feel of the console; most notably the logo and vendor links (FELIX-1015).
• Support WebConsole plugins without requiring extending the AbstractWebConsolePlugin (FELIX-1043).
• It is currently not yet resolved how to add resources in plugins (FELIX-1211).

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Should you have any questions using the Web Console, please send a note to one of our Mailing Lists.

Please report any issues with the Web Console in our issue tracking system (JIRA) and be sure to report for the Web Console component. See our Issue Tracking page for more details.

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