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I want to customize my web page for Palm pre. Is the a way to use Mojo in web pages for palm pre? Can I for example use a Mojo picker or a scroll tag?

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No, Mojo is an SDK that is executed on the Palm device (e.g. Pre, Pixi). The browser will not interpret (or should not interpret) code that it finds written in webpages. This would be a HUGE security vulnerability.

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  • I'd be interested to see you make any Mojo call from within a browser and have it interact with the OS or browser; and I would hazard a guess that HP would too 'cause that seems to be a security hole to me. – Ryan May 02 '11 at 22:07
  • Well I understand that Prototype works in the webOS browser but Prototype != Mojo. So I'll agree that prototype calls will work because that has nothing to do with Mojo. However, stand by my earlier statement. I'd like to see a website that used any of the "Widgets":https://developer.palm.com/content/api/reference/mojo/widgets.html in a website that worked. – Ryan May 03 '11 at 00:42
  • I have an app in the catalog too [PodSnatcher](http://www.precentral.net/podsnatcher). There is no way of building a website that utilizes the Mojo framework or widgets outside webOS; unless you place the mojo framework code somewhere off the devise so that you are capable of including it within the header of the website. What is more, the SDK license does not allow for this: [From unwiredben an HP/Palm Employee](https://developer.palm.com/distribution/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=12329&p=62458). So you still want to keep arguing your uninformed point? (BTW thanks for the down-vote, classy!) – Ryan May 03 '11 at 01:23