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Hi there, 

Is there any other way to run Processing in a web browser other than the applet way? 

It just seems a pain that a user that does not have the JRE installed would have to do so just to view an applet (sketch?)       
I'm aware of Processingjs - but without proper IE support; that breaks the multi-browser compatibility (plus I'm mainly interested in the Minim library which as I understand is not running in Processingjs). 



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Nope.  

The whole point of a plugin is to give functionality that the browser itself doesn't support.  If you want to access the power of a "serious" programming language like Java (which you really need if you want functionality as specialized as Minim), you need a plugin.

Can nothing be rendered server side and sent to the web page? 
It would be hard to render sound this way...
You could, but for anything more than a small number of still images it's probably not going to be worth it.  It takes a decent amount of bandwidth to stream video, and anything interactive is going to be laggy.

It's not as though Processing requires its own plug-in.  Java's pretty widely used on the web these days.

Ok -thanks guys. It looks like I'm going to use the JS, HTML, CSS combo for straight sounds and work something out for the rest. . 
The answer was actually yes back when the question was asked, but with version 1.0 the answer is "definitely, yes".

www.processingjs.org
There are a number of websites actually

sketch.processing.org

www.obsessing.org

www.sketchpad.cc

www.sketchpatch.net

www.openprocessing.org

Google
pjs box
opencode mit

There are others I am sure.
hey there,
I've recently created just another way to code processing live in your browser but with ruby:
www.akaeru.de
It's a first tryout and takes very long to load , also the UI isn't fancy tough.