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README.md

This repo is no longer being updated. I wish I could, but WebUSB is not going to be supported by most other browsers than Chrome due to its inability to be secured, and there is no way to write to a USB drive (and by extension a SD Card) so you can't write a script to load SDFiles quickly. Feel free to make pull requests, I may commit them, but I officially won't be trying to update this anymore. If you look at the code, I attempted to add the ability to download the latest payload from github and load it, but I failed. If you can get that working, I will accept that pull req

web-cfw-loader

Fusee Launcher, in a browser!

Description

This is a port of fusee-launcher to JavaScript using WebUSB. This has been mildly tested and appears to work on Linux, Android (unrooted), OSX and ChromeOS. Today, this only works on Chrome because only Chrome implements WebUSB. It also does NOT work on Windows because the WebUSB Windows implementation does not allow sending the required USB packet.

Forked

This is also a fork of web-fusee-launcher, which I fixed up a bit, added hekate 5 and 4, and did some CSS stuff.

Try it out

Either use a web server to host the files (must be on https, because of the fact that WebUSB is new technology and therefore has a lot of security restrictions) or you can try it on github pages.