chromium-embedded

I've asked myself if one can embed the google chrome browser engine in an own application. I'm using Delphi 2009. There's an IE ActiveX wrapper component delivered with the IDE. Also, there's a Firefox ActiveX component out there, but it's based on very old code. I'd like to embed the chrome engine. Is there a way to do this? Thanks in advance, David Anton Gogolev Google Chrome is basically WebKit layout engine + nice UI. And WebKit can be embedded . There's also chromium embedded framework (CEF) . And finally, check out Awesomium . Update 2: A very good fit for this would be the new Electron

I downloaded CEF (chromuim embedded framework) binary distributation that comes with (cefclient & cefsimple) c++ examples, And Realized that cefclient can change proxy settings on run-time. And the key to do that is to Grab the RequestContext and call the function SetPreference. on CefClient all works just nice. but on CefSharp calling SetPreference always returns false, and also HasPreference returns false for the preference name "proxy". Aladdin thanks to amaitland the proper way to actively inforce changing the request-context prefrences, is to run the code on CEF UIThread as following: Cef

I am creating a tabbed web browser using CefSharp 39.0.2 . Right now, if the user clicks on a link on a website, it will open a new window that has none of my original UI. For example, when you click on an article link on Google News, it opens in a new window, but without any of the browsing controls I have made up. I also looked into the Cef.WinForms.Example program, and it does the same exact thing. Is it possible to handle this in a different way? I would like for the link to either open in a new tab, or open in a new window (with all the controls there). I have been looking through the

I want to execute JavaScript code by using CefSharp in Windows Forms, but it does not work. The code is as following, and the message test is not shown. Did I miss something? var browser = new ChromiumWebBrowser("http://localhost:50056/simple.aspx"); browser.Name = "Simple Page"; browser.Dock = DockStyle.Fill; this.Controls.Add(browser); browser.ExecuteScriptAsync("alert('test');"); You must wait for the browser to have sufficiently loaded before executing JavaScript. It's tempting to start trying to access the DOM in OnFrameLoadStart, whilst the V8Context will have been created and you will