Webbrowser - What fires before each page is downloaded?

[Jim Hubbard]

According to Visual Studio 2003 Help files "In Internet Explorer 6 or
later, the BeforeNavigate2 event fires only before the first navigation
made in code. It does not fire when a user clicks a link on a Web page."

If I want to intercept each webpage before it is rendered in the webbrowser
control (to add or remove code), where would I do so in the webbrowser
control?

Any suggestions?

 

[C-Services Holland b.v.]

According to Visual Studio 2003 Help files "In Internet Explorer 6 or
later, the BeforeNavigate2 event fires only before the first navigation
made in code. It does not fire when a user clicks a link on a Web page."

If I want to intercept each webpage before it is rendered in the webbrowser
control (to add or remove code), where would I do so in the webbrowser
control?

Any suggestions?

This makes me wonder what you are trying to achieve. Injecting HTML code
into a requested page? I.E. Adding banners/spyware?

Maybe I'm too paranoid

 

[Cor Ligthert]

Jim,

Is this not a question of simple debugging.

There are much events however not that much.
Even without debugging does setting simple a messagebox in every event tells
you what you want to know.

Just my thought,

Cor

 

[Jim Hubbard]

You are too paranoid. I want to REMOVE banners, spyware, authorized ActiveX
controls, etc. .

Microsoft's 4 security zones are not flexible enough. You have no granular
security control over each URL you visit.

I want to intercept the HTML before the webbrowser executes (displays) it
and remove potential problems or unwanted objects for the user.