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--- dev:client_coding [2017/11/27 05:27] – Remove broken Word Processor API link bwiernik
+++ dev:client_coding [2017/12/13 03:21] – [Plugin Development] dstillman
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 ====== Plugin Development ======
-Plugins can be divided in two groups. XUL plugins for Firefox or Zotero Standalone that closely integrate with the Zotero client, and external plugins, which are more likely to rely on the [[Server API]] to access Zotero libraries.
+Plugins can be divided in two groups: XUL plugins, which closely integrate with the Zotero client and external plugins, which are more likely to rely on the [[Web API]] to access Zotero libraries. XUL plugins are built on the same technologies as legacy (pre-WebExtension) Firefox extensions.
-Existing (open source) plugins can be very helpful in helping you develop you own plugins (see the list of [[:plugins|Zotero plugins]]). If you plan to write a XUL plugin, you can start by taking a look at the [[dev/sample_plugin|Hello World Zotero plugin]].
+[[:plugins|Existing plugins]] can be very helpful in helping you develop your own plugins. If you plan to write a XUL plugin, you can start by taking a look at the [[dev/sample_plugin|Hello World Zotero plugin]].
   * [[dev/client_coding/JavaScript API]]
-    * Whereas the [[Server API]] allows access to online Zotero libraries, the JavaScript API allows you to connect to the local Zotero client.
+    * Whereas the [[Web API]] allows access to online Zotero libraries, the JavaScript API allows you to connect to the local Zotero client.
   * [[dev/client_coding/Direct SQLite Database Access]]
     * The Zotero client stores most of its data in a SQLite database. Here you will find some details on accessing this database.