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Pepper API Reference (Stable)

This page lists the API for Pepper 33. Apps that use this API can run in Chrome 33 or higher.

Pepper C API Reference

Pepper C++ API Reference

Licensed Creative Commons by Attribution

Native Client

  1. Learn Basics
  2. SDK
  3. Tutorial
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  6. Distribute Your Apps
  7. Pepper API Reference
  8. Additional Reference & Versions
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Contents

  1. Pepper C API Reference
  2. Pepper C++ API Reference
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