becasue that would REALLY help...

yeah, that would really help a lot. in last 4 months i had to use unity for a project(license provided by the contractor, a very simple project) and miss one of them(a rather complicated project that would have been a piece of cake with lite-c) because browser support was mandatory.

No, a browser plugin is not planned at this point. But we could write a tutorial how to run Gamestudio projects in your browser if there's interest for this, using a 3rd party browser plugin. Or we could add a simple browser game to the samples folder.

Write something about that please.
I´m interested too

Yeah, I'm also interested in this! So please, do so. Thank you.

Thats completely useless. I mean like 100% useless. The game gets downloaded anyways. A plugin needs to be installed, the user has to have the right permissions to toy around with the browser, a binary has to be downloaded anyways and so on.
I'd rather download an installer or a zip file than some browser plugin for every engine there is, bloating up my beloved browser more and more and leaving back dead data I wont be using anytime in the next years anyways.
A browser game is a browser game, but Acknex with a browser plugin is NOT a browser game. Thats just a standalone application that gets rendered into the browser. Which is totally pointless.
Besides, already had this like four hundred times here.

(Though I feel sorry for Quadraxas, as I know how it feels like when contractors insist on something stupid.)

It's commercially attractive for techsavvy audiences that wont go through the time and trouble to download and run an indy game with short gameplay. So to make them play your game you just want to give the experience right away. A browser plugin is not made for playing a 80mb game, but rather a browser aimed game. I think it's very useful and opens a different game market, an alternative to flash (which is also completely downloaded and run by your pc...). Would be great to have an example game in the samples folder.

"Thats completely useless" - your opinion is international standard. Not!
In fact it´s just an opinion. Users are different.

This

Oh, wow, NO.
The difference: most of the end-users have flash installed. But Acknex Browser Plugin? Not. Downloading and running the game is less work than downloading a plugin and restarting the browser (where you had 20 tabs opened) and then downloading the game.

Reminds me of one of those guys trying to sell their 3D stuff here in the forums. Some screenshots looked nice, but since the only way to see their models animated is with some Unity Browsercrapthingy, I decided to rather not buy their models.