webbrowser-control

I am loading a website using a WebBrowser's Navigate function, and I want the browser to load the page with a cookie I've given it. The following code doesn't work: wb.Navigate(url, null, null, "Cookie: " + cookie + "\n"); What am I doing wrong? Will I have to use InternetSetCookie ? This doesn't seem like the best solution. Kiran Madipally Looks like there is a better way: Import the InternetSetCookie function: [DllImport("wininet.dll", CharSet = CharSet.Auto, SetLastError = true)] static extern bool InternetSetCookie(string lpszUrlName, string lpszCookieName, string lpszCookieData); Create

The new Windows 10 with Microsoft Edge has arrived. I want to ask you, how can I add it to my web browser control? I need it because the actual web browser control doesn't allow JavaScript and CSS3. I used to also add Chrome browser with the projects WebKit and Awesomium but they didn't remember the login credentials (I need them for my app) so I have to use I.E. unfortunately. UPDATE May 2018: FINALLY Microsoft has made it easy. https://blogs.windows.com/msedgedev/2018/05/09/modern-webview-winforms-wpf-apps/ For now, the new control is in the Windows Community Toolkit 3.0 and contained in

Is there any way that I can actually use the cookies from a cookie container (taken from a WebRequest previously) and use them in a WebBrowser control? If so, how would I do this? This is for a Winforms application in C#. You need to make use of InternetSetCookie . Here is a sample ... public partial class WebBrowserControl : Form { private String url; [DllImport("wininet.dll", CharSet = CharSet.Auto, SetLastError = true)] public static extern bool InternetSetCookie(string lpszUrlName, string lbszCookieName, string lpszCookieData); public WebBrowserControl(String path) { this.url = path;

In IE7 there's a "zoom" feature built-in (show in the status bar), allowing you to zoom in up to 400%. I'm using the WebBrowser .NET control in a demo/simulation app, and need to zoom in on a web page. Is this at all possible? (I don't want to simply take a picture of the page and enlarge it, as I need to use the links and buttons on the page). I'm using .NET 2.0 if it matters. There appears to be a solution at IE Zoom that involves overriding AttachInterfaces and DetachInterfaces in the WebBrowser to get a IWebBrowser2 interface, and then calling ExecWB with OLECMDID_OPTICAL_ZOOM . I've tried