[Niely]

Hello

Right now I'm browsing HackForums with my own browser (looks pretty good, still in process).

And for the most sites it looks okay, but other sites looks really messed up... But really messed up.

I think this is caused by the fact that the Visual Basic browser is wrapped in Internet Explorer.

Is there a way to wrap it into Chrome?
So it has the same HTML/CSS interpret Engine as Google Chrome?

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And another little question, how can I let the address bar (where you type the address to go to) change with the page I visit.

Like when I'm browsing a post in hackforums the post URL is really displayed and not just "hackforums.net".

Thanks you all! :)

Thanks for reading,
Niely

[Jollibee]

For firefox like Browser You can Use GeckFX
and for Chrome you can use WebKit

[Niely]

^Do I just have to insert "WebKit" into the Visual Basic code?

[ident]

Your own browser? Its not your own browser its internet explorer dropped onto your own form.

[Niely]

^And the answer on my question is?:

[Jollibee]

You need to download the necessary files, to vb.net
try to search google for WebKIT vb.net

[Niely]

^Thanks! :)

You're a true hero bro!

[LijpeMD]

And another little question, how can I let the address bar (where you type the address to go to) change with the page I visit.

Like when I'm browsing a post in hackforums the post URL is really displayed and not just "hackforums.net".

Well by setting the text of a textbox to the url when the document is loaded.

[Niely]

^I tried to finger it out but couldn't find how. So, how can this be done?

[LijpeMD]

^I tried to finger it out but couldn't find how. So, how can this be done?

Didn't try hard enough.

Code

Private Sub WebBrowser1_DocumentCompleted(sender As Object, e As WebBrowserDocumentCompletedEventArgs) Handles WebBrowser1.DocumentCompleted
      TextBox1.Text = WebBrowser1.Url.ToString
    End Sub

[Niely]

^Ohw, thanks! :)
I'll keep that in my mind.