C# Webbrowser help/Website/html scans

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Hi every one.

im currently casted myself into a project in developmenting a webrower in C#.

the idea of the browser is to make it kinda ads free or let the user have a option to turn of ads, so the real question is:

is there a way to scan a website for elements while loading it (scan and show element by element after it have been scanned)

personaly i've never worked with the webbrowser controle before but it seems kinda nice to work with so far.

i hope there is some people out there that can help me ty :)

-Jackie

Posted 15-Jul-11 9:53am

Jackie00100

Updated 15-Jul-11 10:15am

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Philippe Mori 15-Jul-11 19:44pm

By the way scanning web site without breaking them might be very hard in some case... And you will have to take into account different version of HTML including bad formed code that just happen to works on most browser...

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Philippe Mori · Answer 1 · 2011-07-15T13:40:00

You should be aware that it might not be legal:
Web ad blocking may not be (entirely) legal
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Also why reinvent the well. There are a few products that pretend to that that. Just search on the web.

By the way, it will take a relatively large effort to have a solution as each web site might do their add their own ways.

By doing that also, some site you like might be privated from a part of their revenues and might have to close. Also, they will find other ways to do add... and it will just make it harder in the future to block adds.