Geckofx-45, how do i disable webbrowser control from accepting user input?

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When using geckofx 45 webrowser control in a windows form application is there a way to disable the web browser from user input. In geckofx 33 there was a geckowebbrowser.Enable property you could set but its gone in 45. Or Is there another way to do it?

What I have tried:

tried disabling through webbrowser.document, webbrowser.document.window, and in the DOMobject

Posted 1-Mar-16 1:07am

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Updated 16-Nov-20 8:07am

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CHill60 1-Mar-16 7:42am

Note to other members who may be tempted to report this as a Repost - see the comments in the VS forum, OP was advised to post here!

Prashant. B. Chavan 18-Apr-16 17:55pm

I used following code for Geckofx-45. Only "d" need to be added.

geckowebbrowser.Enabled = false;

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DanCaraca · Answer 1 · 2020-11-16T08:08:00

Solution 1

I think that there is a Enable property in Gecko 45.

Anyhow, you can always use

(geckowebbrowser as Control).Enabled = false;

Posted 16-Nov-20 8:08am

DanCaraca