IWinFormsChromiumWebBrowser Interface

The address (URL) which the browser control is currently displaying. Will automatically be updated as the user navigates to another page (e.g. by clicking on a link).

Returns the current IBrowser Instance or null. IBrowser is the the underlying CefBrowser instance and provides access to frames/browserhost etc.

A flag that indicates whether the state of the control current supports the GoBack action (true) or not (false).

A flag that indicates whether the state of the control currently supports the GoForward action (true) or not (false).

Gets the handle to the window represented by the implementer.

Gets a value indicating whether the caller must call Invoke(Delegate, Object) when calling an object that implements this interface.

A flag that indicates whether the WebBrowser is initialized (true) or not (false).

A flag that indicates whether the WebBrowser has been disposed () or not ()

A flag that indicates whether the control is currently loading one or more web pages (true) or not (false).

Gets or sets the ISite associated with the IComponent.

Asynchronously executes the delegate on the thread that created this object.

Performs application-defined tasks associated with freeing, releasing, or resetting unmanaged resources.

Waits until the process started by calling BeginInvoke(Delegate, Object) completes, and then returns the value generated by the process.

Attempts to give focus to the IWebBrowser control.

Synchronously executes the delegate on the thread that created this object and marshals the call to the creating thread.

Loads the specified url in the Main Frame. Same as calling [!:Load(string)]

Load the url in the main frame of the browser

This resolves when the browser navigates to a new URL or reloads. It is useful for when you run code which will indirectly cause the browser to navigate. A common use case would be when executing javascript that results in a navigation. e.g. clicks a link This must be called before executing the action that navigates the browser. It may not resolve correctly if called after.

Occurs when the browser address changed. It's important to note this event is fired on a CEF UI thread, which by default is not the same as your application UI thread. It is unwise to block on this thread for any length of time as your browser will become unresponsive and/or hang.. To access UI elements you'll need to Invoke/Dispatch onto the UI Thread.

Event handler for receiving Javascript console messages being sent from web pages. It's important to note this event is fired on a CEF UI thread, which by default is not the same as your application UI thread. It is unwise to block on this thread for any length of time as your browser will become unresponsive and/or hang.. To access UI elements you'll need to Invoke/Dispatch onto the UI Thread. (The exception to this is when you're running with settings.MultiThreadedMessageLoop = false, then they'll be the same thread).

Represents the method that handles the Disposed event of a component.

Event handler that will get called when the browser is done loading a frame. Multiple frames may be loading at the same time. Sub-frames may start or continue loading after the main frame load has ended. This method will always be called for all frames irrespective of whether the request completes successfully. It's important to note this event is fired on a CEF UI thread, which by default is not the same as your application UI thread. It is unwise to block on this thread for any length of time as your browser will become unresponsive and/or hang.. To access UI elements you'll need to Invoke/Dispatch onto the UI Thread.

Event handler that will get called when the browser begins loading a frame. Multiple frames may be loading at the same time. Sub-frames may start or continue loading after the main frame load has ended. This method may not be called for a particular frame if the load request for that frame fails. For notification of overall browser load status use OnLoadingStateChange instead. It's important to note this event is fired on a CEF UI thread, which by default is not the same as your application UI thread. It is unwise to block on this thread for any length of time as your browser will become unresponsive and/or hang.. To access UI elements you'll need to Invoke/Dispatch onto the UI Thread.

Event called after the underlying CEF browser instance has been created. It's important to note this event is fired on a CEF UI thread, which by default is not the same as your application UI thread. It is unwise to block on this thread for any length of time as your browser will become unresponsive and/or hang.. To access UI elements you'll need to Invoke/Dispatch onto the UI Thread.

Event handler that will get called when the resource load for a navigation fails or is canceled. It's important to note this event is fired on a CEF UI thread, which by default is not the same as your application UI thread. It is unwise to block on this thread for any length of time as your browser will become unresponsive and/or hang.. To access UI elements you'll need to Invoke/Dispatch onto the UI Thread.

Event handler that will get called when the Loading state has changed. This event will be fired twice. Once when loading is initiated either programmatically or by user action, and once when loading is terminated due to completion, cancellation of failure. It's important to note this event is fired on a CEF UI thread, which by default is not the same as your application UI thread. It is unwise to block on this thread for any length of time as your browser will become unresponsive and/or hang.. To access UI elements you'll need to Invoke/Dispatch onto the UI Thread.

Event handler for changes to the status message. It's important to note this event is fired on a CEF UI thread, which by default is not the same as your application UI thread. It is unwise to block on this thread for any length of time as your browser will become unresponsive and/or hang. To access UI elements you'll need to Invoke/Dispatch onto the UI Thread. (The exception to this is when you're running with settings.MultiThreadedMessageLoop = false, then they'll be the same thread).

Occurs when the browser title changed. It's important to note this event is fired on a CEF UI thread, which by default is not the same as your application UI thread. It is unwise to block on this thread for any length of time as your browser will become unresponsive and/or hang.. To access UI elements you'll need to Invoke/Dispatch onto the UI Thread.

Add the specified word to the spelling dictionary.

Navigates back, must check CanGoBack before calling this method.

Explicitly close the developer tools window if one exists for this browser instance.

Execute Copy on the focused frame.

Execute Cut on the focused frame.

Execute Delete on the focused frame.

Manually call https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/winuser/nf-winuser-destroywindow passing in the handle returned from GetWindowHandle. This method can be used to manually close the underlying CefBrowser instance. This will avoid the WM_Close message that CEF sends by default to the top level window. (Which closes your application). This method should generally only be used in the WinForms version.

Evaluate some Javascript code in the context of this WebBrowser. The script will be executed asynchronously and the method returns a Task encapsulating the response from the Javascript This simple helper extension will encapsulate params in single quotes (unless int, uint, etc)

Evaluate Javascript in the context of this Browsers Main Frame. The script will be executed asynchronously and the method returns a Task encapsulating the response from the Javascript

Evaluate Javascript code in the context of this WebBrowser using the specified timeout. The script will be executed asynchronously and the method returns a Task encapsulating the response from the Javascript This simple helper extension will encapsulate params in single quotes (unless int, uint, etc).

Execute a method call over the DevTools protocol. This is a more structured version of SendDevToolsMessage. ExecuteDevToolsMethod(IBrowserHost, Int32, String, JsonString) can only be called on the CEF UI Thread, this method can be called on any thread. See the DevTools protocol documentation at https://chromedevtools.github.io/devtools-protocol/ for details of supported methods and the expected parameters dictionary contents. See the SendDevToolsMessage documentation for additional usage information.

Execute Javascript in the context of this Browsers Main Frame. As the method name implies, the script will be executed asynchronously, and the method therefore returns before the script has actually been executed.

Execute Javascript code in the context of this Browser. As the method name implies, the script will be executed asynchronously, and the method therefore returns before the script has actually been executed. This simple helper extension will encapsulate params in single quotes (unless int, uint, etc)

Execute Javascript code in the context of this Browsers Main Frame. This extension method uses the LoadingStateChanged event. As the method name implies, the script will be executed asynchronously, and the method therefore returns before the script has actually been executed.

Search for text within the current page.

Navigates forward, must check CanGoForward before calling this method.

Shortcut method to get the browser IBrowserHost.

Gets the default cookie manager associated with the IChromiumWebBrowserBase instance.

Gets a new Instance of the DevTools client for the chromiumWebBrowser instance.

Returns the focused frame for the browser window.

Returns the main (top-level) frame for the browser window.

Gets the RequestContext associated with the IChromiumWebBrowserBase instance.

Retrieve the main frame's HTML source using a TaskTResult.

Retrieve the main frame's display text using a TaskTResult.

Retrieve the current NavigationEntry. Contains information like HttpStatusCode and SslStatus

Asynchronously gets the current Zoom Level.

Loads html as Data Uri See https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Basics_of_HTTP/Data_URIs for details If base64Encode is false then html will be Uri encoded.

Creates a new instance of IRequest with the specified Url and Method = POST and then calls LoadRequest(IRequest).

Execute Paste on the focused frame.

Opens a Print Dialog which if used (can be user cancelled) will print the browser contents.

Asynchronously prints the current browser contents to the PDF file specified. The caller is responsible for deleting the file when done.

Execute Redo on the focused frame.

Reloads the page being displayed. This method will use data from the browser's cache, if available.

Reloads the page being displayed, optionally ignoring the cache (which means the whole page including all .css, .js etc. resources will be re-fetched).

If a misspelled word is currently selected in an editable node calling this method will replace it with the specified word.

Execute SelectAll on the focused frame.

Send a mouse wheel event to the browser.

Set the Document Content for the Main Frame using DevTools Protocol.

Change the ZoomLevel to the specified value. Can be set to 0.0 to clear the zoom level.

Open developer tools in its own window.

Open DevTools using parentControl as the parent control. If inspectElementAtX and/or inspectElementAtY are specified then the element at the specified (x,y) location will be inspected. For resize/moving to work correctly you will need to use the LifeSpanHandler implementation. (Set LifeSpanHandler to an instance of LifeSpanHandler)

Open DevTools using your own Control as the parent. If inspectElementAtX and/or inspectElementAtY are specified then the element at the specified (x,y) location will be inspected. For resize/moving to work correctly you will need to use the LifeSpanHandler implementation. (Set LifeSpanHandler to an instance of LifeSpanHandler)

Download the file at url using IDownloadHandler.

Stops loading the current page.

Cancel all searches that are currently going on.

Execute Undo on the focused frame.

Opens up a new program window (using the default text editor) where the source code of the currently displayed web page is shown.