Es gibt Viel gute und nützliche Elemente in Google Chrome, eine davon ist z.B. das "Element untersuchen" bei einem Rechtsklick auf ein Objekt in einer Webseite. Es erscheint ein Fenster in dem man das ausgewählte Objekt in dem Quelltext der Seite sehen kann, wie ich finde sehr nützlich. Das Beste ist natürlich, dass man die Adressleiste auch als Google suche verwenden kann.

So gut das klingt, gibt es da bestimmt auch eine Schattenseite. So wie man Google kennt, ist das bestimmt wieder eine Aktion um mehr von den Usern zu erfahren und um ihre Gewohnheiten zu studieren und Dokumentieren.

The browser uses WebKit as the rendering engine and has Gears integrated into it.

A word of advice, it looks much better on Windows Vista and when it is maximised. You might also want to enable the Home button and keep the bookmarks toolbar visible at all times.

Like this:

One thing I absolutely hate is when you install the product, it adds a startup entry of GoogleUpdate.exe. So each time your computer starts it runs the exe and it never shuts down. It also does not install in the Programs Folder like normal software programs, but instead at C:\Users\[User]\AppData\Local on Windows Vista.

I know that this is beta software, so this may change when the final product is out, but Google don't add files or services to our startup list, no matter how small. You don't see Mozilla Firefox doing that.

Overall, it is a very good web browser, but too simple for my liking. It's hard to keep lots of bookmarks and it doesn't support RSS yet, but it is very fast. It is also supposed to be more efficient then other web browsers in the way it handles processes and threads. I would not recommend it for daily use just yet. A lot of sites that use advanced JavaScript functions have problems e.g. the new Facebook, so many features to do work, like joining a new group or deleting a comment.

Read the Comic Book to get a better insight into the ideas and features behind Google Chrome.

View: Comic Book about Google Chrome
Download: Google Chrome (BETA)

Was gibts neues ? Googles eigener Webbrowser, Chrome....

Link --> http://www.google.de/chrome

Sehr schnell, schlank, nette Features. Sollte man ausprobieren.

Google Chrome soll in einer Testversion im Laufe des heutigen Dienstag zum Download bereitgestellt werden.

Damit wird Microsoft direkt angegriffen, Google verbindet nun sein Webanwendungen wie zum Beispiel GMail, Picasa und GoogleMaps mit seinen Webbrowser der speziell für die Nutzung von Webapplikationen entwickelt worden ist und mit einer neue JavaScript-Engine besonders stabil und schnell sein.

Noch wurde Chrome nicht zum Download freigegeben (Stand 9:45) in der Beta Version für Windows. Mac und LInux sollen zügig folgen..

Vielleicht sollte man die Zeit sich nehmen und etwas altes aus dem Internet zu graben, wie zum Beispiel : Epic
nicht ganz neu aber am gerade heute passend. Und nicht zu vergessen Scroogled von Cory Doctorow

Schöne neue Welt

Let's start with the overall architecture. The first thing I did was install PDFCreator on a server on our network. PDFCreator is a free "virtual printer" that allows you to print documents to it and writes them out as PDF documents. While I use CutePDF on my own computer for this purpose, PDFCreator has the advantage of having a "batch print" capability, meaning it's possible to print to it without a print dialog, and the files are automatically saved to a specific location. To do this, I installed PDFCreator as a service (instructions here). I then created a console application (using VS.NET 2005) that grabs the web page I'm interested in, renders it, and sends it to the PDF printer. I set this application up as a Scheduled Task in windows so it can run weekly.

Now let's take a look at the code. (All code snippets include the relevant "using" statements.) Here's my Main method (leaving out the exception handling for brevity's sake):

[code language="csharp"]
using System.Windows.Forms;

[STAThread]
static void Main(string[] args)
{
    Application.Run(new CustomApplicationContext());
}
[/code]

Now, I know that two aspects of that code seem unusual for a console application. The first is the [STAThread] attribute, which I'll explain later, and the second is the call to Application.Run(). That call is there because I need the console application to handle events and to continue executing until I explicitly tell it to quit, which means it needs a message loop (or message "pump"). In this regard, it acts more like a GUI application but without the overhead of creating forms I don't need.

NOTE: Although I used a console application, the same code will work in a Windows (GUI) application by changing the call to Application.Run() to run a form rather than an ApplicationContext.

Next, here's the majority of my CustomApplicationContext class definition:

[code language="csharp"]
using System;
using System.Windows.Forms;

class CustomApplicationContext : ApplicationContext
{
    WebBrowser _browser = new WebBrowser();
    Int16 PRINT_ARGS = (
        Constants.PRINT_DONTBOTHERUSER |
        Constants.PRINT_WAITFORCOMPLETION );

    public CustomApplicationContext()
    {
        _browser.DocumentCompleted += _browser_DocumentCompleted;
        _browser.Navigate(Constants.TARGET_URL);
    }

    void _browser_DocumentCompleted(object sender,
        WebBrowserDocumentCompletedEventArgs e)
    {
        if (_browser.ReadyState == WebBrowserReadyState.Complete)
        {
            try
            {
                string defaultPrinter = WrappedNativeMethods.GetDefaultPrinter();

                if (NativeMethods.SetDefaultPrinter(Constants.PDF_PRINTER_NAME))
                {
                    object pvaIn = PRINT_ARGS;
                    object pvaOut = Type.Missing;
                    ((SHDocVw.IWebBrowser2)_browser.ActiveXInstance).ExecWB(
                        SHDocVw.OLECMDID.OLECMDID_PRINT,
                        SHDocVw.OLECMDEXECOPT.OLECMDEXECOPT_DONTPROMPTUSER,
                        ref pvaIn, ref pvaOut);
                        NativeMethods.SetDefaultPrinter(defaultPrinter);
                }
            }
            finally
            {
                Application.ExitThread();
            }
        }
    }
}
[/code]

Here's the relevant code in my Constants class:

[code language="csharp"]
using System;

class Constants
{
    public const string PDF_PRINTER_NAME = "PDFCreator";
    public const Int16 PRINT_WAITFORCOMPLETION = 0x02;
    public const Int16 PRINT_DONTBOTHERUSER = 0x01;
    public const string TARGET_URL = @"http://url_of_web_page_to_print";
}
[/code]

Lastly, here's the relevant code in my NativeMethods class:

[code language="csharp"]
using System;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
using System.Text;

class NativeMethods
{
    [DllImport("winspool.drv", CharSet = CharSet.Auto, SetLastError = true)]
    public static extern bool GetDefaultPrinter(StringBuilder pszBuffer, ref int pcchBuffer);

    [DllImport("winspool.drv", CharSet = CharSet.Auto, SetLastError = true)]
    public static extern bool SetDefaultPrinter(string name);
}
[/code]

The above Win32 function declarations were obtained from pinvoke.net.

If you're wondering why I didn't post the code for the WrappedNativeMethods class, it's because there's only one method in it: a method that wraps the above GetDefaultPrinter method. To get that code, click here and copy the "Sample Code" on the page.

Now I'll explain the [STAThread] attribute above the Main method. The attribute is there because in order to instantiate an instance of the WebBrowser control, the current thread must be running in a "single-threaded apartment" state. Click here for a short explanation of what that means.

Now to explain a few quirks of printing with the WebBrowser control (i.e. Internet Explorer) and how I worked around them. First, the WebBrowser control has a single Print() method that takes no arguments. As a result, you can't easily do the following: (a) send the output to any printer other than the system's default printer, (b) suppress Internet Explorer's "print" dialog (it's displayed as though a user clicked "File => Print"), and (c) execute the print call synchronously (i.e. cause it to block until completion rather than firing off a thread and then returning).

To solve the default printer issue, I had to make Win32 API calls to get the current default printer, make my PDF printer the default right before printing, and reset the default printer right after printing.

Next, to work around the print dialog issue, I bypass the web browser's Print() method and call ExecWB directly (which Print() calls under the hood) with my own arguments. Note that to call ExecWB, the web browser must be cast to a COM interface of type IWebBrowser2. To include that interface (and a few constants) in my code, I added a reference to the "SHDocVw.dll" file (found in the "C:\WINDOWS\system32" folder). The OLECMDEXEOPT_DONTPROMPTUSER value passed to ExecWB tells the browser to suppress the print dialog. Likewise, the pvaIn parameter contains a reference to PRINT_ARGS, which includes a "don't bother the user" flag.

By the way, both flags in PRINT_ARGS are documented here on MSDN. Likewise, the IDM_PRINT command (which is what calling ExecWB with the OLECMDID_PRINT argument maps to) is documented here. If you read the docs you'll see that the IDM_PRINT command takes a VARIANT of type VT_I2 for the pvaIn argument. In .NET, that maps to an object holding a reference to an Int16 structure (see this page on MSDN).

Lastly, you'll see that PRINT_ARGS includes a "wait for completion" flag. This is what tells the ExecWB call to block until printing is completed. Why is this important? Because we don't want to reset the default printer and exit the application until we've actually printed something. In fact, exiting too soon can cause the print job never to happen.

I hope this post was helpful. Even if you're not printing to PDF, I hope knowing a little more about how the WebBrowser controls prints in general will help make it easier to use.

Хотя главную проблему решить не удалось - включенные как Avira, так и Avast! притормаживает интенсивные файловые операции открытия-закрытия файлов в 6 раз :-\

Download da Versão 1.0.0.0

نام این مرورگر جدید وب هنوز دقیقا اعلام نشده است؛ اما برای نسخه های بتای آن از نام Project Pogo استفاده میشود. مرورگر Project Pogo، از همه ی تکنولوژی های جدید وب پشتیبانی میکند. برای مثال شما می توانید به خواندن feed ها بپردازید، تصاویر را به صورت جدا در photoblog ها تماشا کنید، سایت های مورد علاقه خود را bookmark کنید و کارهای دیگر. طراحان این مرورگر، Pogo را بهتر و سریع تر از همه مرورگر ها میدانند. حتی در سایت Vizible نیز نوشته شده که این برنامه قابلیت رقابت با Firefox را نیز دارد. این مرورگر وب برای نمایش سه بعدی سایت ها از تکنولوژی Vizible Player استفاده کرده است. در واقع طراحی و اجرای گرافیکی سایت ها به صورت های سه بعدی توسط این برنامه بر عهده شرکت Vizible بوده، و کد نویسی، پایه گذاری و سرمایه گذاری این برنامه بر عهده شرکت AT&T.

می‌خواهید دانلود کنید؟

حالا اگر شما هم علاقه مند شده اید که از این مرورگر وب سه بعدی استفاده کنید، میتوانید به سایت این مرورگر مراجعه کنید و آنرا دانلود کنید. البته برای دانلود این مرورگر باید دعوت شده باشید. پس نام و ایمیل خود را در کامنت های این پست قرار دهید تا من "کد دعوت" را به ایمیل شما ارسال کنم. پس از دریافت "کد دعوت" به این صفحه بروید و درفرم "I've been invited" کد خود را وارد کنید و پس از ثبت نام، مرورگر Pogo را دانلود کنید.

متاسفانه این مرورگر وب فقط برای سیستم عامل ویندوز طراحی شده است و کاربران لینوکس نمیتوانند از آن استفاده کنند.

- سایت رسمی مرورگر Project Pogo

- اطلاعیه سایت Vizible در مورد Pogo

پ. ن. = دوستان دعوت نامه هایی که درخواست کرده بودید، از ایمیل خودم برایتان فرستادم. البته بعضی از دعوت نامه ها ممکن است دیرتر به دست شما برسد، چون سیستم ِ ارسال دعوت نامه pogo خیلی ضعیف است.

However, utility aside, its inconsistent with the style used in practically every other application and operating system out there, and inconsistency is ugly. Its an easy fix, you just right click on the menu bar, select "Customize..." from the drop down menu, and check "Use Small Icons" there at the bottom. I don't know why these buttons are not the default, or more importantly why you can only get them with Small Icons, a possible problem with people of taste and poor sight. Oddly, no matter what the icon size, all other windows use the Small Icon navigation buttons.

Another Point of Contention is that of OS integration, namely its broken in XP, Vista, and OSX, while being simply unsightly in Linux. The clearly "Firefox" navigation buttons sort of break the otherwise OS integrated appearance of the Browser, and in Linux, where the Icons are lifted directly from the underling GUI theme, its just uninteresting and crude. Granted the latter is less the fault of the Firefox Crew, and more the fault of the window Manager its running on, but they still should have seriously considered it. So now you have a Firefox that is somewhat unattractive across three platforms, and unrecognizable on one.

A personal Gripe of mine is that you open the "Library" by clicking on "Organize Bookmarks..." in the Bookmarks menu. Why not just call it Bookmarks? Why not have the option be to "Organize Bookmarks Library..." or simply "Organize Library..."? Why does something so minor seem to bother me so much...

Now for the good news, its just a theme people, you can change it out. The new Firefox is faster and lighter than the last, includes a bundle of Anti-fishing and security features, still supports all kinds of third party add-ons, and is completely free.  Personally I'm just suffering the default until either HaikuFox is updated (the developer says that's coming soon) or I find another that catches my fancy. At the end of the day a bad default theme, on a theme-able application, is like a bad haircut. Sure its a bit unsightly at first, but you can always grow it back out. Grow little fox, Grow....

Funciones soportadas:

Ejemplo de código:

<StackPanel Name="panel">
    <WebBrowser Height="500"  >
    </WebBrowser>
</StackPanel>

-----------

private void OnNavigateToStream(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
        {
            Uri uri = new Uri(@"pack://application:,,,/pagina.htm");
            Stream source = Application.GetContentStream(uri).Stream;
            b.NavigateToStream(source);

        }
        private void OnNavigateToString(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
        {
            b.NavigateToString("<html><h2><b>Navegando a una cadena</b></p></h2></html>");
        }

        private void OnGoBack(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
        {
            if (b.CanGoBack)
            {
                b.GoBack();
            }
            else
            {
                MessageBox.Show("Imposible volver!");
            }
        }

        private void OnGoForward(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
        {
            if (b.CanGoForward)
            {
                b.GoForward();
            }
            else
            {
                MessageBox.Show("Imposible avanzar!");
            }
        }
        private void OnNavigateToCNN(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
        {
            b.Navigate(new Uri("http://www.febrersoftware.com", UriKind.RelativeOrAbsolute));
        }

        private void OnNavigateToMSNBC(object sender, RoutedEventArgs e)
        {
            b.Navigate(new Uri("pack://siteoforigin:,,,/htmlpage1.htm", UriKind.RelativeOrAbsolute));

        }

--------------------

Fuente:

http://blogs.msdn.com/llobo/archive/2008/06/12/wpf-webbrowser.aspx

After more than 34 months of active development, and with the contributions of thousands, we’re proud to announce that we’re ready. Put on your party hats and get ready to download Firefox 3 — the best web browser, period.

As part of the celebration, design firm Nobox has created a cool new poster that summarizes the robot series headed with the word Victory. You can get a large version of it at Flickr.

For the full details of Firefox 3, check the full review.

Download Day starts at 10:00 a.m. Pacific Daylight Time for other times see: http://tinyurl.com/4e7fv5. This is 6 p.m. GMT.

Download: Firefox 3

“Add-Art is a free FireFox add-on which replaces advertising on websites with curated art images. The art shows are updated every two weeks and feature contemporary artists and curators. Learn more about Add-Art or install it now.”

Aus lästigen Werbebannern werden Kunstwerke. Im Zusammenspiel mit dem Add-on Adblock Plus ersetzt die kostenlose Erweiterung Werbung von Internetseiten mit zeitgenössischer Kunst. Eine wirklich innovative Idee, es macht aus dem Browser eine virtuellen Kunstgalerie und erreicht dabei zwei Funktionen: Werbeanzeigen werden entfernt, und es bereichert das surfen im Netz mit Kunst.

Mit den Plug-in für den Firefox, werden entweder ausgewählte Seiten blockiert oder einfach standardmäßig auf jeder Seite mit Anzeigen, diese durch Werke ausgewählter Künstler ersetzt. add-art.org

Flash Player 9

See the current Flash Player system requirements for detailed information on supported operating systems, browsers, and languages.

Shockwave Player 11

For information on the differences between the Full and Slim installers, view this TechNote.

See the Shockwave Player system requirements for detailed information on supported operating systems and browsers.

Glæden var dog kort; ved næste programopdatering havde Linden Lab fiflet med Media-fanebladet under About Land således at man nu ikke længere kunne ”snyde” Quicktime til at afspille en XML-fil som en video.

Til gengæld var der implementeret en ny feature kaldet Web Content og det lød jo ret spændende. Der har længe gået rygter om ”HTML on a prim” dvs. muligheden for at vise HTML-filer på en prim (og på sigt have en komplet webbrowser på en prim).
Web Content er første step i den retning idet man kan indtaste en url (f.eks http://www.wonderfuldenmark.dk) og få vist siden som en texture på en prim. Desværre er det kun et statisk billede, og man kan hverken klikke, scrolle eller noget som helsk andet på siden. Endvidere kan der fortsat kun være et Web Content pr. parcel og man skal stadig trykke Play i moviepanelet (og have Quicktime installeret på sin computer). Så selvom det er et lille skridt i den rigtige retning, så er der stadig lang vej igen før Second Life i brugervenlighed nærmer sig det nuværende internet.

Nu kan det seneste indlæg på min blog læses på plankeværket på Torvet i Wonderful Denmark.
 

但一直沒時間回覆他

剛好今天有點小空就回答了他

順便分享給同樣有此問題的朋友們

其實很容易的,只要抓特徵碼便可。

 Private Sub WebBrowser1_Navigating(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.Windows.Forms.WebBrowserNavigatingEventArgs) Handles WebBrowser1.Navigating
        Dim test = e.Url.OriginalString.ToString
        If test.Contains("iclk") Then
            Button1.Enabled = True
        End If
    End Sub

Einige Angaben von Apple:

•  Safari lädt Webseite bis zu 1.9 mal schneller wie der Internet Explorer 7 und bis zu 1.7 mal schneller wie Firefox 2
• Er führt JavaScript bis zu 6 mal schneller aus wie der Internet Explorer 7 und bis zu 4 mal schneller wie Firefox 2

Bekommen könnt ihr ihn hier Apple Safari Download

Meiner Meinung nach lohnt es sich mal einen Blick auf diesen Browser zu werfen.
Er hat einige eingebaute Tools wie z.B. einen Photo Uploader, Web Clipboard, Blog Editor, Feed Reader und eine Media Bar.
Ausserdem gibt's eine Account and Services Funktion über die ihr eure eventuell vorhandenen Accountdaten von Facebook, Flickr, Twitter, YouTube, Photobucket, Piczo, Blogger, Blogsome, Live Journal, Typepad, Wordpress, Xanga, selbst gehosteten Blog, del.icio.us und Magnolia, angeben und leicht drauf zugreifen könnt.

Leider ist die Entwicklung der deutschen Version auf Eis gelegt worden, aber wer weiss vielleicht, wenn genug begeisterte User da sind, wird sie wieder aufgenommen.
Bekommen könnt ihr ihn bei Flock