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This is showing some of the webbrowser functions using vb.net, I extended the example put up on PSC by Chet Mancini to include property pages, opening the internet option dialog, selecting all, copying, open file, save as, print preview, page setup, adding browsed sites to a combo instead of a textbox, progressbar, status bar with events. Have not got find or view source to work quite right yet. There is also code to kill the right mouse menu. To disable the right mouse menu uncomment this line of code in the AxWebBrowser1_NavigateComplete2 Event(oDoc = AxWebBrowser1.Document). This seems to mess a bit with the left click, but definately traps the right mouse as you will see. I am working on implementing this better as well as the view source and find on this page dialogs. All in all it's a 1/2 way decent starter to a web browsing app in vb.net and to my knowledge at this point the most featured one on PSC in the vb.net area.

IE Clone – VB.Net I received a few email regarding my past quick example of a browser in VB.Net, This example application takes it to the next level and shows a lot of what can be done using the web browser control in VB.Net. It is a fairly good clone of IE, it shows the following and more: Opening Files | Saving | Print Preview | Page Setup | Print | Import / Export | Page properties | Send to desktop | Copy | Select All | Find | View Source | Privacy Report | Internet Options Dialog | Adding Favorites | Organizing Favorites | Navigation | Stopping Pop-Ups | Trapping New windows (new app not IE) | Auto complete combo box (some code from all over there, not all mine) | Secure Lock Icons | Progress bar in status bar w/o imbedding | Full Screen | Hide / Show Tool, Status Bars | Updating status bar | Opening folders | tree view | Context Menu (Right click on cookies tree view) | Deleting Files | Reading from a file (see favorites code) and more, poke around a bit. If you are needing to write a web browser application in .net, this should be all you need to get you started, if not all the way there. For those who asked about working with the IE DOM, this is not covered in the example and is a completely different subject in many ways, I may post some examples on working directly with the DOM in the future. I hope you find this useful and as always please vote if you do.

This is an example browser written in vb.net using .net framework 2.0 (Visual Studio 2005). It is a tabbed web browser. It shows many examples of working with the new browser control and the loaded document. Things you will find in this example are: Basic browser navigation and functionality, Search provider code, working with favorites, showing how to display most of the dialogs available in internet explorer 7, Document Explorer, Ripping images from web pages, identifying and working with the element a user is hovering over in the loaded document. Also included is code to deal with popups including an info bar, a simple rss reader, detecting rss, saving images, working with history, cookies and cache, site blocking, phising filter starters and much more. This should get you more than well on your way to a full blown browser application. Please vote if you find this code useful.

IE Clone – VB.Net I received a few email regarding my past quick example of a browser in VB.Net, This example application takes it to the next level and shows a lot of what can be done using the web browser control in VB.Net. It is a fairly good clone of IE, it shows the following and more: Opening Files | Saving | Print Preview | Page Setup | Print | Import / Export | Page properties | Send to desktop | Copy | Select All | Find | View Source | Privacy Report | Internet Options Dialog | Adding Favorites | Organizing Favorites | Navigation | Stopping Pop-Ups | Trapping New windows (new app not IE) | Auto complete combo box (some code from all over there, not all mine) | Secure Lock Icons | Progress bar in status bar w/o imbedding | Full Screen | Hide / Show Tool, Status Bars | Updating status bar | Opening folders | tree view | Context Menu (Right click on cookies tree view) | Deleting Files | Reading from a file (see favorites code) and more, poke around a bit. If you are needing to write a web browser application in .net, this should be all you need to get you started, if not all the way there. For those who asked about working with the IE DOM, this is not covered in the example and is a completely different subject in many ways, I may post some examples on working directly with the DOM in the future. I hope you find this useful and as always please vote if you do.

This is showing some of the webbrowser functions using vb.net, I extended the example put up on PSC by Chet Mancini to include property pages, opening the internet option dialog, selecting all, copying, open file, save as, print preview, page setup, adding browsed sites to a combo instead of a textbox, progressbar, status bar with events. Have not got find or view source to work quite right yet. There is also code to kill the right mouse menu. To disable the right mouse menu uncomment this line of code in the AxWebBrowser1_NavigateComplete2 Event(oDoc = AxWebBrowser1.Document). This seems to mess a bit with the left click, but definately traps the right mouse as you will see. I am working on implementing this better as well as the view source and find on this page dialogs. All in all it's a 1/2 way decent starter to a web browsing app in vb.net and to my knowledge at this point the most featured one on PSC in the vb.net area.

IE Clone – VB.Net I received a few email regarding my past quick example of a browser in VB.Net, This example application takes it to the next level and shows a lot of what can be done using the web browser control in VB.Net. It is a fairly good clone of IE, it shows the following and more: Opening Files | Saving | Print Preview | Page Setup | Print | Import / Export | Page properties | Send to desktop | Copy | Select All | Find | View Source | Privacy Report | Internet Options Dialog | Adding Favorites | Organizing Favorites | Navigation | Stopping Pop-Ups | Trapping New windows (new app not IE) | Auto complete combo box (some code from all over there, not all mine) | Secure Lock Icons | Progress bar in status bar w/o imbedding | Full Screen | Hide / Show Tool, Status Bars | Updating status bar | Opening folders | tree view | Context Menu (Right click on cookies tree view) | Deleting Files | Reading from a file (see favorites code) and more, poke around a bit. If you are needing to write a web browser application in .net, this should be all you need to get you started, if not all the way there. For those who asked about working with the IE DOM, this is not covered in the example and is a completely different subject in many ways, I may post some examples on working directly with the DOM in the future. I hope you find this useful and as always please vote if you do.

This is showing some of the webbrowser functions using vb.net, I extended the example put up on PSC by Chet Mancini to include property pages, opening the internet option dialog, selecting all, copying, open file, save as, print preview, page setup, adding browsed sites to a combo instead of a textbox, progressbar, status bar with events. Have not got find or view source to work quite right yet. There is also code to kill the right mouse menu. To disable the right mouse menu uncomment this line of code in the AxWebBrowser1_NavigateComplete2 Event(oDoc = AxWebBrowser1.Document). This seems to mess a bit with the left click, but definately traps the right mouse as you will see. I am working on implementing this better as well as the view source and find on this page dialogs. All in all it's a 1/2 way decent starter to a web browsing app in vb.net and to my knowledge at this point the most featured one on PSC in the vb.net area.

IE Clone – VB.Net I received a few email regarding my past quick example of a browser in VB.Net, This example application takes it to the next level and shows a lot of what can be done using the web browser control in VB.Net. It is a fairly good clone of IE, it shows the following and more: Opening Files | Saving | Print Preview | Page Setup | Print | Import / Export | Page properties | Send to desktop | Copy | Select All | Find | View Source | Privacy Report | Internet Options Dialog | Adding Favorites | Organizing Favorites | Navigation | Stopping Pop-Ups | Trapping New windows (new app not IE) | Auto complete combo box (some code from all over there, not all mine) | Secure Lock Icons | Progress bar in status bar w/o imbedding | Full Screen | Hide / Show Tool, Status Bars | Updating status bar | Opening folders | tree view | Context Menu (Right click on cookies tree view) | Deleting Files | Reading from a file (see favorites code) and more, poke around a bit. If you are needing to write a web browser application in .net, this should be all you need to get you started, if not all the way there. For those who asked about working with the IE DOM, this is not covered in the example and is a completely different subject in many ways, I may post some examples on working directly with the DOM in the future. I hope you find this useful and as always please vote if you do.

This is showing some of the webbrowser functions using vb.net, I extended the example put up on PSC by Chet Mancini to include property pages, opening the internet option dialog, selecting all, copying, open file, save as, print preview, page setup, adding browsed sites to a combo instead of a textbox, progressbar, status bar with events. Have not got find or view source to work quite right yet. There is also code to kill the right mouse menu. To disable the right mouse menu uncomment this line of code in the AxWebBrowser1_NavigateComplete2 Event(oDoc = AxWebBrowser1.Document). This seems to mess a bit with the left click, but definately traps the right mouse as you will see. I am working on implementing this better as well as the view source and find on this page dialogs. All in all it's a 1/2 way decent starter to a web browsing app in vb.net and to my knowledge at this point the most featured one on PSC in the vb.net area.

IE Clone – VB.Net I received a few email regarding my past quick example of a browser in VB.Net, This example application takes it to the next level and shows a lot of what can be done using the web browser control in VB.Net. It is a fairly good clone of IE, it shows the following and more: Opening Files | Saving | Print Preview | Page Setup | Print | Import / Export | Page properties | Send to desktop | Copy | Select All | Find | View Source | Privacy Report | Internet Options Dialog | Adding Favorites | Organizing Favorites | Navigation | Stopping Pop-Ups | Trapping New windows (new app not IE) | Auto complete combo box (some code from all over there, not all mine) | Secure Lock Icons | Progress bar in status bar w/o imbedding | Full Screen | Hide / Show Tool, Status Bars | Updating status bar | Opening folders | tree view | Context Menu (Right click on cookies tree view) | Deleting Files | Reading from a file (see favorites code) and more, poke around a bit. If you are needing to write a web browser application in .net, this should be all you need to get you started, if not all the way there. For those who asked about working with the IE DOM, this is not covered in the example and is a completely different subject in many ways, I may post some examples on working directly with the DOM in the future. I hope you find this useful and as always please vote if you do.

This is showing some of the webbrowser functions using vb.net, I extended the example put up on PSC by Chet Mancini to include property pages, opening the internet option dialog, selecting all, copying, open file, save as, print preview, page setup, adding browsed sites to a combo instead of a textbox, progressbar, status bar with events. Have not got find or view source to work quite right yet. There is also code to kill the right mouse menu. To disable the right mouse menu uncomment this line of code in the AxWebBrowser1_NavigateComplete2 Event(oDoc = AxWebBrowser1.Document). This seems to mess a bit with the left click, but definately traps the right mouse as you will see. I am working on implementing this better as well as the view source and find on this page dialogs. All in all it's a 1/2 way decent starter to a web browsing app in vb.net and to my knowledge at this point the most featured one on PSC in the vb.net area.

IE Clone – VB.Net I received a few email regarding my past quick example of a browser in VB.Net, This example application takes it to the next level and shows a lot of what can be done using the web browser control in VB.Net. It is a fairly good clone of IE, it shows the following and more: Opening Files | Saving | Print Preview | Page Setup | Print | Import / Export | Page properties | Send to desktop | Copy | Select All | Find | View Source | Privacy Report | Internet Options Dialog | Adding Favorites | Organizing Favorites | Navigation | Stopping Pop-Ups | Trapping New windows (new app not IE) | Auto complete combo box (some code from all over there, not all mine) | Secure Lock Icons | Progress bar in status bar w/o imbedding | Full Screen | Hide / Show Tool, Status Bars | Updating status bar | Opening folders | tree view | Context Menu (Right click on cookies tree view) | Deleting Files | Reading from a file (see favorites code) and more, poke around a bit. If you are needing to write a web browser application in .net, this should be all you need to get you started, if not all the way there. For those who asked about working with the IE DOM, this is not covered in the example and is a completely different subject in many ways, I may post some examples on working directly with the DOM in the future. I hope you find this useful and as always please vote if you do.

This is an example browser written in vb.net using .net framework 2.0 (Visual Studio 2005). It is a tabbed web browser. It shows many examples of working with the new browser control and the loaded document. Things you will find in this example are: Basic browser navigation and functionality, Search provider code, working with favorites, showing how to display most of the dialogs available in internet explorer 7, Document Explorer, Ripping images from web pages, identifying and working with the element a user is hovering over in the loaded document. Also included is code to deal with popups including an info bar, a simple rss reader, detecting rss, saving images, working with history, cookies and cache, site blocking, phising filter starters and much more. This should get you more than well on your way to a full blown browser application. Please vote if you find this code useful.

IE Clone – VB.Net I received a few email regarding my past quick example of a browser in VB.Net, This example application takes it to the next level and shows a lot of what can be done using the web browser control in VB.Net. It is a fairly good clone of IE, it shows the following and more: Opening Files | Saving | Print Preview | Page Setup | Print | Import / Export | Page properties | Send to desktop | Copy | Select All | Find | View Source | Privacy Report | Internet Options Dialog | Adding Favorites | Organizing Favorites | Navigation | Stopping Pop-Ups | Trapping New windows (new app not IE) | Auto complete combo box (some code from all over there, not all mine) | Secure Lock Icons | Progress bar in status bar w/o imbedding | Full Screen | Hide / Show Tool, Status Bars | Updating status bar | Opening folders | tree view | Context Menu (Right click on cookies tree view) | Deleting Files | Reading from a file (see favorites code) and more, poke around a bit. If you are needing to write a web browser application in .net, this should be all you need to get you started, if not all the way there. For those who asked about working with the IE DOM, this is not covered in the example and is a completely different subject in many ways, I may post some examples on working directly with the DOM in the future. I hope you find this useful and as always please vote if you do.

This is an example browser written in vb.net using .net framework 2.0 (Visual Studio 2005). It is a tabbed web browser. It shows many examples of working with the new browser control and the loaded document. Things you will find in this example are: Basic browser navigation and functionality, Search provider code, working with favorites, showing how to display most of the dialogs available in internet explorer 7, Document Explorer, Ripping images from web pages, identifying and working with the element a user is hovering over in the loaded document. Also included is code to deal with popups including an info bar, a simple rss reader, detecting rss, saving images, working with history, cookies and cache, site blocking, phising filter starters and much more. This should get you more than well on your way to a full blown browser application. Please vote if you find this code useful.

IE Clone – VB.Net I received a few email regarding my past quick example of a browser in VB.Net, This example application takes it to the next level and shows a lot of what can be done using the web browser control in VB.Net. It is a fairly good clone of IE, it shows the following and more: Opening Files | Saving | Print Preview | Page Setup | Print | Import / Export | Page properties | Send to desktop | Copy | Select All | Find | View Source | Privacy Report | Internet Options Dialog | Adding Favorites | Organizing Favorites | Navigation | Stopping Pop-Ups | Trapping New windows (new app not IE) | Auto complete combo box (some code from all over there, not all mine) | Secure Lock Icons | Progress bar in status bar w/o imbedding | Full Screen | Hide / Show Tool, Status Bars | Updating status bar | Opening folders | tree view | Context Menu (Right click on cookies tree view) | Deleting Files | Reading from a file (see favorites code) and more, poke around a bit. If you are needing to write a web browser application in .net, this should be all you need to get you started, if not all the way there. For those who asked about working with the IE DOM, this is not covered in the example and is a completely different subject in many ways, I may post some examples on working directly with the DOM in the future. I hope you find this useful and as always please vote if you do.

This is an example browser written in vb.net using .net framework 2.0 (Visual Studio 2005). It is a tabbed web browser. It shows many examples of working with the new browser control and the loaded document. Things you will find in this example are: Basic browser navigation and functionality, Search provider code, working with favorites, showing how to display most of the dialogs available in internet explorer 7, Document Explorer, Ripping images from web pages, identifying and working with the element a user is hovering over in the loaded document. Also included is code to deal with popups including an info bar, a simple rss reader, detecting rss, saving images, working with history, cookies and cache, site blocking, phising filter starters and much more. This should get you more than well on your way to a full blown browser application. Please vote if you find this code useful.

IE Clone – VB.Net I received a few email regarding my past quick example of a browser in VB.Net, This example application takes it to the next level and shows a lot of what can be done using the web browser control in VB.Net. It is a fairly good clone of IE, it shows the following and more: Opening Files | Saving | Print Preview | Page Setup | Print | Import / Export | Page properties | Send to desktop | Copy | Select All | Find | View Source | Privacy Report | Internet Options Dialog | Adding Favorites | Organizing Favorites | Navigation | Stopping Pop-Ups | Trapping New windows (new app not IE) | Auto complete combo box (some code from all over there, not all mine) | Secure Lock Icons | Progress bar in status bar w/o imbedding | Full Screen | Hide / Show Tool, Status Bars | Updating status bar | Opening folders | tree view | Context Menu (Right click on cookies tree view) | Deleting Files | Reading from a file (see favorites code) and more, poke around a bit. If you are needing to write a web browser application in .net, this should be all you need to get you started, if not all the way there. For those who asked about working with the IE DOM, this is not covered in the example and is a completely different subject in many ways, I may post some examples on working directly with the DOM in the future. I hope you find this useful and as always please vote if you do.

This is an example browser written in vb.net using .net framework 2.0 (Visual Studio 2005). It is a tabbed web browser. It shows many examples of working with the new browser control and the loaded document. Things you will find in this example are: Basic browser navigation and functionality, Search provider code, working with favorites, showing how to display most of the dialogs available in internet explorer 7, Document Explorer, Ripping images from web pages, identifying and working with the element a user is hovering over in the loaded document. Also included is code to deal with popups including an info bar, a simple rss reader, detecting rss, saving images, working with history, cookies and cache, site blocking, phising filter starters and much more. This should get you more than well on your way to a full blown browser application. Please vote if you find this code useful.

IE Clone – VB.Net I received a few email regarding my past quick example of a browser in VB.Net, This example application takes it to the next level and shows a lot of what can be done using the web browser control in VB.Net. It is a fairly good clone of IE, it shows the following and more: Opening Files | Saving | Print Preview | Page Setup | Print | Import / Export | Page properties | Send to desktop | Copy | Select All | Find | View Source | Privacy Report | Internet Options Dialog | Adding Favorites | Organizing Favorites | Navigation | Stopping Pop-Ups | Trapping New windows (new app not IE) | Auto complete combo box (some code from all over there, not all mine) | Secure Lock Icons | Progress bar in status bar w/o imbedding | Full Screen | Hide / Show Tool, Status Bars | Updating status bar | Opening folders | tree view | Context Menu (Right click on cookies tree view) | Deleting Files | Reading from a file (see favorites code) and more, poke around a bit. If you are needing to write a web browser application in .net, this should be all you need to get you started, if not all the way there. For those who asked about working with the IE DOM, this is not covered in the example and is a completely different subject in many ways, I may post some examples on working directly with the DOM in the future. I hope you find this useful and as always please vote if you do.