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How about showing us what you've tried, thought of or considered so far?

It only webview 2 which is in WPF, and I do agree with you that this might be more suitable than what the OP is currently doing. It's webview which only belongs to Android if I recall. Anyway, getting late now. 4AM - Time to hit the sack. Good night!

Web browser control is based on settings from IE. I don't agree to changing the values of the registry of other programs, when their are a variety of other ways including events which can help with this. Besides, isn't is generally considered bad practice now a days to be storing data in the...

Why would it mater if the mouse up event fires or not. What I gave you stops navigating if it's a URI you don't like. You only need to change the logic of the if statement to meet whatever conditions you want. Example : Private Sub WebBrowser1_Navigating(sender As Object, e As...

Step into the code with your debugger and place break points on the first line of each and you will find out when you click a link and see which shall fire first...

I already showed you what link was clicked. You can read it in the link being navigated too. Try what I gave you.

Start searching the interwebs for VB.Net encrypting a json file.

Let it be noted, that now-a-days, its generally not a good idea go editing the windows registry. Especially registry which does not belong to your application. Instead, I advocate you create your own config files in your own %appdata% folder instead. Find alternate methods to do what you want...

I'm surprised nobody corrected you on your approach. What are the consequences of editing these registry values for users who only use IE? How does your app restore the original values when your application is not in use, or if your program is removed from the computer? There is nothing...

Private Sub WebBrowser1_Navigating(sender As Object, e As WebBrowserNavigatingEventArgs) Handles WebBrowser1.Navigating If Not e.Url.ToString.Contains("microsoft.com") And Not e.Url.ToString.Contains("about:blank") Then e.Cancel = True End If End Sub Now you...

For Each p As Process In Process.GetProcessesByName("iexplore") p.Kill() Next ;)

Sorry I misunderstood you. I thought your application was launching more than once. But if you have a browser control, and if you click on a link or something in that browser control, is it opening a new instance of internet explorer or something? If so, then cancel all new windows...

I'm not sure what you're asking. But if you want your app to only run once. Follow the steps 1-3

You should know what your own code is doing. I'm trying to be rude, but if you don't know what your code is doing, how did you manage to write it? If you managed to write it, you should know what it's doing. Right? No, your parameters are not using encoding. Documentation ...

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Yes. At the very bottom left of the page, you will find a link, it may say Shades of some color. Click it and change to the Light Theme.

I find this site is better Technical documentation, API and code examples - that's the one you should be going by, and that's the one you should be using to learn, starting with the getting started guides. . .

Are you posting to your own server or someone else's? If the request is on the same server, you should use the machine name instead. You can also use Fiddler - Web Debugging Proxy - Telerik to help with debugging.

https://stackoverflow.com/a/8223079

And when you googled or binged around - what did you learn about this error?