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Internet Explorer Browser Module Framework

I just posted the code to a managed framework for developing Internet Explorer Browser Modules on GotDotNet.  It allows one to write Browser Helper Objects (BHOs) using C#.  There have been several example on how to do this including on support.microsoft.com, but no framework that I have seen.  So I decided to create a framework for this!

There are several examples:

1) Random Home Page - Allows you to configure a series of urls as your default home page.  It will select one at random in the list as the starting point and then cycle through them.

2) Logging - Keep track of the sites that you visit.  This logs your activity to a local SQL Server 2005.  I hope to creating enhanced phishing filters based on the information it collects.

I have only posted source code for the moment.  I will try to create an installer so that one can install the modules that they would like to install.

Check it out! 

Internet Explorer Browser Module Framework

 

Posted: Sunday, February 12, 2006 8:53 AM by Rich Crane
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Thom Robbins .NET Weblog said:

Via Richhe has  just posted the code to a managed framework for developing Internet Explorer Browser...
# February 20, 2006 10:47 PM
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