Access to other windows processes?

Hiya.

Let me answer that in a roundabout kind of way. If you visited, oh, let's say the BBC news website news.bbc.co.uk, would you expect it to open notepad? If you went to Amazon.co.uk, and Amazon threw up a prompt saying "I can see you are running Dendrophile Anti-Virus, we're disabling this because it will give you a better browsing experience on our site" what would you think? I *think* you would say "what on earth is that website doing touching my machine".

What I am getting at, is that Unity games running inside a web browser have *intentionally* restricted access to the machine they are running on. We believe that this is in the best interest of your customers.

If you want to have access to the host machine, then you game needs to be written using Unity Pro, and your code should be in a plugin (i.e. be native code written in C++). If you do this, your game can only be shipped as a standalone executable and not as a webplayer.

Hope this helps,
Graham