用.NetStandard打开定制的外部web浏览器

Question

We need to be able to open a web browser from within our application (.NetStandard 2.0). The browser should be opened as an external application, the requirement does not call for the browser to be embedded in our application, thus using the WebBroswer control is not an option. We need to be able to specify the following options:

• Height of the browser
• Width of the browser
• Top position
• Left position
• Addressbar enabled or disabled
• Menubar enabled or disabled
• Statusbar enabled or disabled
• Toolbar enabled or disabled

We initially thought that using the Process class would work, but it doesn't seem that these options can be specified with the Process class. Any articles or recommendations as to how we can achieve this would be greatly appreciated!

Answer 1

You could consider creating a Windows Form application or WPF application , then use the WebBrowser control to display the web page.

More detail information about using WebBrowser control, please check the following links:

WebBrowser Control Overview

How to: Add Web Browser Capabilities to a Windows Forms Application

How to show address bar in WebBrowser control

WebBrowser Control In WPF

Try to use the Inte.netExplorer object to control an instance of Windows Inte.net Explorer.

First, right click the application Reference and select Add Reference option, then in the COM tab, checked the Microsoft Inte.net Controls and click OK to add reference.

Then, refer to the following code to use Inte.netExplorer object:

 SHDocVw.Inte.netExplorer ie = new SHDocVw.Inte.netExplorer(); ie.Navigate("http://www.bing.com"); ie.ToolBar = 0; //hide or display the toolbar. ie.AddressBar = false; //hide or display the AddressBar. ie.Left = 200; ie.Height = 800; ie.Width = 500; ie.StatusBar = false; // hide or display the statusBar. ie.Visible = true; //display IE browser.

More detail information about the properties, please check the IWebBrowser2 interface .