The complete source code for the latest revision of the Tcl Plugin is available at Sourceforge: [http://sourceforge.net/projects/tclplugin/]  [http://tclplugin.sf.net/]

[LES]: Sourceforge says: "This Project Has Not Released Any Files"

[Lars H]: It does have files in CVS, though [http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/tclplugin/tclplugin/].

[LES]: True, but source is not useful to everyone. For some reason, many people develop software that is supposed to be free, but can only be compiled with Visual C++, which is not free, to generate Windows binaries. Sort of defeats the purpose, in my opinion.

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Binaries of the plugin are distributed with ActiveState's [Tcl Dev Kit].
Note: Though Tcl Dev Kit is a commercial product, it is a free download
for the trial period. The download includes the plug-in installation which
itself is completely free forever.

''[escargo]'' - As of the announcement for [Tcl Dev Kit] 3.2:
    * The Tcl web browser plugin has been removed from Tcl Dev Kit. The plugin will become an independent component.
What this means is not known, but we can but wait.
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[Keiichi Takahashi] maintains free binaries and nice installers for Windows and Linux at: [http://b2c-1.rocketbeach.com/~bitwalk/tcltk_plugin_download.html] .

[LES]: ... and this site says: "The requested URL /~bitwalk/src/tclplugin30_002.exe was not found on this server." There is a link to some "plugin-20030425" release, but what is there actually dates from 27/03/01.


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