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 <P><B>Installation</B><BR>  <P><B>Installation</B><BR>
   
At this time there are no available builds for download.  If you wantThe newest build is 0.1.3.  You can download it 
to see Chimera in action, you'll have to bite the bullet and build it<a href="downloads/chimera0.1.3.dmg.gz">here</a>.
yourself.<p>
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 This download contains source code that is subject to the U.S. Export 
 Administration Regulations and other U.S. law, and may not be exported 
 or re-exported to certain countries (currently Afghanistan (Taliban
 controlled areas), Cuba, Iran, Iraq, Libya, North Korea, 
 Sudan and Syria) or to persons or entities prohibited from 
 receiving U.S. exports (including Denied Parties, entities on the Bureau 
 of Export Administration Entity List, and Specially Designated Nationals).
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 If you plan to mirror this download  read our crypto FAQ. 
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 http://www.mozilla.org/crypto-faq.html#2-1
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 <p><b>Building Chimera</b><br>  <p><b>Building Chimera</b><br>
   
 Follow all of the instructions <a href="http://www.mozilla.org/ports/fizzilla/">here</a> for building Cocoazilla and CocoaEmbed.  Although you don't technically have to build CocoaEmbed, you do have to use Project Builder to build the NSBrowserView framework in mozilla/embedding/browser/cocoa.  
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 Once you have a Cocoazilla build, you should then pull the chimera files.  You should check out from the directory above your mozilla source tree, so that you end up with chimera as a sibling directory of mozilla.  
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You should then open up the chimera project in Project Builder and build it.  It will handle copying all of the files that it needs out of the mozilla source tree and will produce a complete Chimera.app that you can then run.Chimera has complete build instructions on mozilla's Web pages (under
<P>the code name ChimChim).  You can find those instructions
Be patient with the build process.  You may find that CocoaZilla is on the floor from time to time (or that Chimera is on the floor even though CocoaZilla builds).  We'll do our best to keep the Chimera side of things operational, but we can't guarantee stability in the mozilla source tree.<a href="http://www.mozilla.org/ports/fizzilla/ChimChim.html">here</a>.
 Be aware that the downloadable build listed above contains numerous
 patches to Mozilla that have not yet been accepted, so any builds that
 you do will not be as stable or as performant as the downloadable
 build above.
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 If you have questions about building, use the chimera mailing list or hop on to #mozilla, and someone can help you out.  If you have questions about building, use the chimera mailing list or hop on to #mozilla, and someone can help you out.
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