What is jZebra FOR LINUX?

jZebra FOR LINUX

jZebra is an open source, free, and platform-independent browser applet implemented in Java, specifically designed for sending raw commands to your local printer.

Key Features

• Support for printing barcodes, receipts, and other items directly from a web page


• Ability to send various commands to a RAW, ASCII, EPL2, CHR, ESC/P, or ZPLII printer


• Easy integration in commercial applications with its open-source license


• AJAX compatibility through JavaScript for controlling print jobs

Compatibility

The project supports advanced and basic HTML labels to LaserJet, Zebra, Intermec, Citizen, Epson, and more printers connected via various methods such as parallel, serial, network, USB, and more.

Browser Compatibility

The jZebra applet has been successfully tested with all modern web browsers, including Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Internet Explorer, Chromium, Google Chrome, and Safari.

Supported Operating Systems

Compatible with GNU/Linux, BSD, Solaris, Windows, and Mac OS X operating systems, supporting both 64-bit and 32-bit installations.

Installation Guide

To start using jZebra, download the latest version from Softpedia or the official project website. Save the archive, unpack it, extract the /dist folder from the /qz-print directory, and open the sample.html file in a supported web browser to access usage information.

For more details and examples, visit the project's homepage by clicking the link below. Publisher: Tres Finocchiaro.

Publisher Link

How Download Works

Go to the Softpas website, press the 'Downloads' button, and pick the app you want to download and install—easy and fast!