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  1. Suso_

    Hacking Having fun with the Switch's browser

    I managed to get the JSNES NES Emulator working (really slowly, but working). I made a thread about it some days ago, but I still need to record it working
  2. Suso_

    Homebrew JSNES JavaScript NES emulator may be working on switch

    I managed to get it working :D It's still unplayable (because it can only get to about 7 fps) but it's definitely something. I already got some keyCodes, but I think i should ask @shinyquagsire23 anyways. Maybe he knows how to get the other buttons working...
  3. Suso_

    Homebrew JSNES JavaScript NES emulator may be working on switch

    I figured out a way to find the keycodes we need: I made this simple test html: <!DOCTYPE html> <html> <title>Test KeyCodes</title> <body> <p id="output">Key-Keycode</p> <script> document.onkeydown = function (e) { e = e || window.event; var code = e.keyCode...
  4. Suso_

    Homebrew JSNES JavaScript NES emulator may be working on switch

    I think what we actually need to change are the key variable values that the switch looks for (88, 89, 90, 17, 13, 38, 40, 37 and 39). They seem to represent the keys that match the emulator's controls.
  5. Suso_

    Homebrew PSA: we don't know anything about homebrew or piracy on Switch

    Well, I think using the handheld screen while having it connected by USB might be a possibility, right?
  6. Suso_

    Homebrew JSNES JavaScript NES emulator may be working on switch

    Hey! I've been lurking in the forums for a while, but I decided to make an account now that I need to ask about this. So I was messing round with the unlocked switch web browser by using the fiddler method to browse anywhere and tried to use JSNES... Surprisingly, it started working (even...
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