Loading Sites From Internet Into a browser created by me

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Is there a better way to load the pages from world wide web to the browsers created by me. The Browser is going to open in an application which will be used by my client. He wants to use that browser for internet too. Any way so that it can act as browser and support all the sites?

Posted 16-Dec-13 19:50pm

sudhir chand

Updated 16-Dec-13 19:59pm

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OriginalGriff 17-Dec-13 1:55am

From that little, we really can't tell.
Are you embedding a WebBrowser control in your application, or have you actually written your own?

sudhir chand 17-Dec-13 1:58am

written my own Web Browser.

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DaveAuld · Answer 1 · 2013-12-16T20:18:00

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Well if you have written your own web browser, then you will have to work out how to support the wider net.

You will need javascript engines, plug-in handlers, security mechanism, patch/update mechanisms etc. etc.

I suggest you maybe re-think your approach and use a pre-built control and leave the browser functionaility to the browser writers.

It could seriously leave you exposed to vulnerabilities if you get it wrong.

Posted 16-Dec-13 20:18pm

DaveAuld

Updated 16-Dec-13 20:31pm

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sudhir chand 17-Dec-13 2:28am

Can you suggest some of the pre-built controls

DaveAuld 17-Dec-13 2:31am

You could start with the WebBrowser control that is integral to Visual Studio....other than that search sites like ComponentOne for other commericial ones, or search via Google for free or open source projects.

sudhir chand 17-Dec-13 2:35am

Thank you, i will look out for a pre built browser. But i would like to figure out why my browser is not supporting gmail and when i give an option to open it with other browser outsite it does.

DaveAuld 17-Dec-13 2:37am

Maybe SSL requirements, things like that.

sudhir chand 17-Dec-13 2:39am

Thank You Dave TC