iwebbrowser2

I'm developing on a Win7 machine with IE8 browser (same thing occurs also on IE9). I've create an application with an IWebBrowser2 object embedded within a native window. Within that browser object i execute a javascipt code: var txt = "Browser Name: " + navigator.appName + "\n"; txt += "Browser Version: " + navigator.appVersion + "\n"; alert(txt); and i receive the following alert: That confirmed my earlier worries - even when having IE8\IE9 installed on my machine - the IWebBrowser2 object behaves as if it was IE7 (including all of the annoying HTML\CSS behaviors). Does anyone know why this

I have embedded a web browser control in my c++ application. I want javascript running in the web browser control to be able to call a c++ function/method. I have found mentions of three ways to do this: Implement an ActiveX component that acts as a middle man. (Implementation details here: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/nicd/archive/2007/04/18/calling-into-your-bho-from-a-client-script.aspx ) Use window.external. (Also discussed in the link above, but no implementation provided) Add a custom object to the window object I want to go with the third option, but I haven't found any working examples on