Hi Brian,
In addition to Trent's response, you can actually write extensions and 
install them, but it's *completely unsupported* at this time.  Basicly 
if you know how to write mozilla extensions, you can write extensions 
for Komodo as well.
Regards,
Shane

Brian Luft wrote:
>  Hello,
>  
>   
>  
>  Apologies for the laundry list earlier and many thanks to those who have 
>  already responded with helpful suggestions.
>  
>   
>  
>  One other piece I?d like to see is some sort of API to the Komodo 
>  application itself.  You see a lot of the successful projects these days 
>  exposing interfaces to Python and other dynamic languages so that the 
>  user community can easily customize the application itself.   I think 
>  Komodo would benefit greatly by documenting and exposing an API.  My 
>  understanding is that some customization is possible if you dig through 
>  the Komodo program directories. 
>  
>  My guess is the development team already has some sort of plan in the 
>  works for extension/plug-in mechanisms ? I?d just like to get my 2-cents 
>  in and vote for a Python API to the Komodo internals. 
>  
>   
>  
>  Thanks,
>  
>  Brian
>  
>  
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