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The C++ extension module provides a nice object-oriented wrapper around a binary PKCS11 module such as the PSM which comes as part of mozilla or the various modules supplied by vendors of hardware crypto tokens.
The interface is somewhat limited as I only covered enough of it to handle the functions defined in the module I care most about (for the Dallas Semiconductor Java iButton) which for actual crypto operations only defines signing hashes and unwrapping keys (browser handles the rest).
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