Stack Player

OXT-Beyond

Stack Player

xTalk stacks, right in your browser

Open a stack made in OpenXTalk or another compatible xTalk engine and use it here: its cards, scripts, widgets, Data Grids, databases and files. Nothing to install, and nothing is uploaded.

Drop a stack, a folder or a .zip here, or click to choose .livecode · .oxtstack · .livecodescript · .rev · .zip · HyperCard stacks and disk images

Your stacks

What runs here

  • Real stacks, real scriptsCards, groups, controls, graphics, behaviors and the whole message path, run by the same engine as the desktop.
  • The Data Grid, libraries and widgetsEvery script library, and every widget and library extension that ships with OXT-Beyond for the web.
  • Files and databasesSQLite, XML and zip files work, and what a stack saves is still here on your next visit.
  • The webURLs, sound, video, speech, printing to PDF, the clipboard and touch screens.

Stack Player

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Opening...
Drop to open the stack

Which stack?

There is more than one stack among these files. Choose the one to open.

Remove

Remove this stack?

About the Stack Player

What this is

The Stack Player lets anyone try an xTalk stack in a web browser, with nothing to install. It is part of OXT-Beyond, a free and open-source xTalk environment in the OpenXTalk family. Stacks from OpenXTalk and other compatible engines open here.

  • The desktop's engine, in the browserOXT-Beyond's engine is compiled to WebAssembly, so a stack runs its own scripts and behaves as it does on a computer.
  • Open, play, keepOpen a stack file, a folder or a .zip. It opens in the page, and stays in your stacks in this browser for next time.
  • Take your changes with youDownload copy saves the stack as it is now, with whatever it or you changed, as a file that OpenXTalk and other compatible engines open.

It is a beta. Most modern stacks work; a few things no browser allows, and a few are not done yet. The other pages say which, in plain English.

Engine
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Made with
OXT-Beyond's web export (an HTML5 standalone)
License
GNU GPL v3