[CrypticX]

Hi there

I want to make a webbrowser silent when it navigates to a website, is that possible? If so can you tell me the code?

Thanks in advance 🤝

[CrypticX]

In what way do you mean silent? Need to give us some more info first.

Well everytime it navigates to a website it makes a sound like a click?

[Subaru Okiya]

In what way do you mean silent? Need to give us some more info first.

I think he refers the 'click' sound. OP, you need to know that the webbrowser on C# is Internet Explorer, you aren't coding from scratch.

[Zettabit]

I don't think you can stop the clicking sound. I would suggest muting the volume each time you navigate, but if the computer it's running on is listening to something it might seem a little suspicious.

[CrypticX]

I think he refers the 'click' sound. OP, you need to know that the webbrowser on C# is Internet Explorer, you aren't coding from scratch.

Oh shit, so I need to code it from scratch? Isn't there any way?

[zeroexp]

Oh shit, so I need to code it from scratch? Isn't there any way?

Yes, did some research and that seems to be the only possible way to do it.

[Cairns]

I am pretty sure there is a registry key that you can modify to turn the sound off. But fuck using a webbrowser

[CrypticX]

Yes, did some research and that seems to be the only possible way to do it.

Alright i'll take a look and try to do it myself then. Thanks.

[Odus]

I am pretty sure there is a registry key that you can modify to turn the sound off. But fuck using a webbrowser

Yeah you're right. I think I'm on to something.

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Okay I think I got it. You'll need to try it out for me OP since I don't get clicks on the web browser control anyway for some reason. Maybe because I'm winning win8. Try this:

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Dim k As RegistryKey = Registry.CurrentUser.OpenSubKey("AppEvents\Schemes\Apps\Explorer\Navigating\.Current", True)
      k.SetValue(Nothing, "", RegistryValueKind.ExpandString)

[๖ۣۜMrRoot]

you also just can take the firefox thing to make your browser, not IE

[CrypticX]

Yeah you're right. I think I'm on to something.

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Okay I think I got it. You'll need to try it out for me OP since I don't get clicks on the web browser control anyway for some reason. Maybe because I'm winning win8. Try this:

Code

Dim k As RegistryKey = Registry.CurrentUser.OpenSubKey("AppEvents\Schemes\Apps\Explorer\Navigating\.Current", True)
      k.SetValue(Nothing, "", RegistryValueKind.ExpandString)

Thanks bro it works 😁 I can't hear that sound anymore 🤝