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[SOURCE] 3lite Browser -multi-user web browser - filled with ALOT - infomiho - Jun 28, 2011
3lite Browser - multiuser Browser, advanced
I worked on this one long time ago, but it was for a
contest and I won an award. It's very good, I'd say,
I even have 19 pages documentation for it.
It isn't the greatest, it isn't the best, but it will be VERY helpful to the beginers.
It's well designed, and it's scalable.
I didn't quite finish it, as I didn't pass to the state championship (DON'T KNOW WHY, BECAUSE I WAS THERE AND THERE WERE FUCKING CALCULATORS FFS !!)
I'm publishing the whole source, so you can instatly edit it and improove,
if used (AND IT WILL BE) please © me
Login system: (passwords are encrypted)
[img]http://localhostr.com/files/DeLNShh/main.jpg[/img]
Main Frame:
[img]http://localhostr.com/files/OXyq2jd/main1.jpg[/img]
Custom history: (searchable)
[img]http://localhostr.com/files/ReBdxLC/history.jpg[/img]
Private mode:
[img]http://localhostr.com/files/DJ8jVTy/priavte.jpg[/img]
Start up mode:
[img]http://localhostr.com/files/IDVxQeV/startup.jpg[/img]
The program itself contains about 10 forms and it's big.
That is the reason I'm publishing it.
It uses IE webbrowser, as weren't motivated to work with Gecko and WebKit.
This is the binary download:
Download
VScan for the flamers:
Spoiler (Click to View)
Source download:
Post here and PM me for the download to keep this thread alive!
And feel free to comment, and please have in mind that this is an old work and I didn't finish it really.
Just think, were you skilled, 5 months ago as you are now ?
* - Xylon - Jun 28, 2011
This will still save the cookies since it's a internet explorer based webbrowser in VB.NET it's no different from any other webbrowser made in vb.net and why use that one stills save passwords and cookies in internet explorer :P firefox is 10 times better
* - infomiho - Jun 28, 2011
(Jun 28, 2011 03:10 PM)L0C4LH0ST Wrote: This will still save the cookies since it's a internet explorer based webbrowser in VB.NET it's no different from any other webbrowser made in vb.net and why use that one stills save passwords and cookies in internet explorer :P firefox is 10 times better
You think mate ?
Everytime you logoff - COOKIE CLEANING TIME
EDIT: Why do you flame ? You didn't even try to constructivly comment 😉
* - Deceptive - Jun 28, 2011
We've seen a lot of browsers, but I guess most of them are still basing off the IE base(still using Internet Explorer settings) so why not use the many tutorials on how to use GeckoFX?
* - infomiho - Jun 28, 2011
(Jun 28, 2011 03:13 PM)TheMist Wrote: We've seen a lot of browsers, but I guess most of them are still basing off the IE base(still using Internet Explorer settings) so why not use the many tutorials on how to use GeckoFX?
1. Read the thread
2. Read the thread
3. I wasn't interested, nor skilled to pull off something like that
If I passed to the state championship, I would work on it hard and I would implement WebKit - because Gecko is shit.
* - Deceptive - Jun 28, 2011
I saw the whole thread, it's not that hard to implement a different web browsing base. You can calm down.
* - infomiho - Jun 28, 2011
(Jun 28, 2011 03:32 PM)TheMist Wrote: I saw the whole thread, it's not that hard to implement a different web browsing base. You can calm down.
Sorry for raging, because it's ordinary for people at this forum to flame, spam and hate without reading and trying it out.
And you said: Why didn't you use Gecko while it was all written, so, sorry.
* - Ingenuity - Jun 28, 2011
I suppose it's okay. Why not just take a look at my webbrowser - it uses gecko and it's a pretty good example.
* - infomiho - Jun 28, 2011
(Jun 28, 2011 03:37 PM)Jack Eagles1 Wrote: I suppose it's okay. Why not just take a look at my webbrowser - it uses gecko and it's a pretty good example.
Will do sir, but I don't like webbrowsers, they are... overused.
Downloaded: 0 times
* - ΛθƉ - Jun 28, 2011
I remember I made one of these when I was learning .NET. Webbrowsers are a great way to learn, but tend not to get overly popular as most people stick the more popular ones (FF,IE,Chrome..etc.)
* - DD0S - Jun 28, 2011
Nice source, thanks a lot for this :) language coded in?
* - VA Tragedy - Jun 28, 2011
Not bad man. Thanks for the share.
* - Exodus™ - Jun 28, 2011
Nice Job, I'd like to get the Download, gonna pm you now.
* - Crash-Override - Jun 28, 2011
(Jun 28, 2011 03:15 PM)infomiho Wrote: 1. Read the thread
2. Read the thread
3. I wasn't interested, nor skilled to pull off something like that
If I passed to the state championship, I would work on it hard and I would implement WebKit - because Gecko is shit.
No, its not. I just wrote a simple tutorial just for you.
here you go https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=1428717
* - Blue Screen of Death - Jun 28, 2011
I would like the source.
thank you.