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Interweb Explorer
WINDOWS ONLY
I recently completed a web browser made in visual basic. Tell me what you think.
http://www.mediafire.com/?tjh9rca18owtd6w
Open the ZIP archive you will see a folder, open the folder and click on either of the bottom 2 files.
MOST IMPORTANT STEP, USE IT.
I recently completed a web browser made in visual basic. Tell me what you think.
http://www.mediafire.com/?tjh9rca18owtd6w
How to download:
Open the ZIP archive you will see a folder, open the folder and click on either of the bottom 2 files.
MOST IMPORTANT STEP, USE IT.
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You could make a webbrowser with keyboard controls only! That´d be sweeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeet.
Why are you bumping this?
Bump
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pretty awesome
CreepFarminWINDOWS ONLY
I recently completed a web browser made in visual basic. Tell me what you think.
http://adf.ly/GmlaqHow to download:
Open the ZIP archive you will see a folder, open the folder and click on either of the bottom 2 files.
MOST IMPORTANT STEP, USE IT.
That's a pretty basic web browser, but I guess you're new to VB.NET or C#.
made it non-open source
It's fairly simple code, what is the point of that?
So them hackers can't get it
It seems you're new to programmin in VB.NET. Welcome! Now let me tell you that .NET framework is open source and I could get the code if I'd like to. But here, (no offense) I can guess it.
.NET isn't open source. Everybody seems to be mistaking open source with easily de-obfuscated.
There is a .NET Reference Framework, which is a large portion of the .NET Frameworks' internal code, but it is not open source, it is available under a reference-only license (meaning the code cannot be legally copy/pasted or used, it can only be used for reference material).
.NET Framework compiled assemblies (C#, C++/CLI & VB.NET compile to the CLI - Common Language Infrastructure) produce bytecode that is semi-human-readable, and as such it is easily decompiled back into any of the three languages.
There isn't really any sense in making a "closed source" .NET program unless you have something to hide. That's the big thing, especially if you're going to release a program to a community that gets viruses posted every day.
Hackers can't "do" anything to your program, so there is no issue with it being open source. Just pick a license that best suits your program (and make sure to abide by any licenses of third party libraries you use) and everything will be fine.
-P
There is a .NET Reference Framework, which is a large portion of the .NET Frameworks' internal code, but it is not open source, it is available under a reference-only license (meaning the code cannot be legally copy/pasted or used, it can only be used for reference material).
.NET Framework compiled assemblies (C#, C++/CLI & VB.NET compile to the CLI - Common Language Infrastructure) produce bytecode that is semi-human-readable, and as such it is easily decompiled back into any of the three languages.
There isn't really any sense in making a "closed source" .NET program unless you have something to hide. That's the big thing, especially if you're going to release a program to a community that gets viruses posted every day.
Hackers can't "do" anything to your program, so there is no issue with it being open source. Just pick a license that best suits your program (and make sure to abide by any licenses of third party libraries you use) and everything will be fine.
-P
Well it a basic browser so evreyone probably knows the code
It's pretty easy to get it, the .NET Framework is open source, I wouldn't even try.
ok then but i'll still keep it like this though
By default, .NET framework is open-source. There are many decompilers out there such as .NET Reflector. You cant hide your code, anyone who wants to see it can.
It's drag on drop code. I think the point of that is because he didn't know how to do it the other way?
I typed in the code
*Drag and drop gui
Correct me if I'm wrong...
Correct me if I'm wrong...
you drag and drop buttons and such then type in code for what you want them to do...
If anyone has any code I could use for some new buttons please tell me
Asking this to be on the safe side. Always be on the safe side of life~
Will it work with Mac, Linux or Windows 7 or over.
Will it work with Mac, Linux or Windows 7 or over.
Just windows all windows versions (not sure about windows 8)
Ah, thanks. Yes, I remember I started visual basic with something very similar. The internet explorer elements with custom controls. Its a cool feeling making it, but there really is no point, as it is basically internet explorer but with less functions. Very good job though, atleast a few people on here are tackling programming
I assume the browser looks quite like this? http://community.visual-basic.it/images ... owser2.jpg
I added a pic if you wanna see it.
Not bad, bud the UI could do with some work and it could also do with things like; bookmarks, history, cancel loading, etc..
nice basic browser though
nice basic browser though
It has cancel loading. (stop button)
Ya the GUI sucks might add those but this is my first project in visual basic. Plus I was using youtube sooo.
Ya the GUI sucks might add those but this is my first project in visual basic. Plus I was using youtube sooo.
pics or it didn't happen
dude, it just goes to adfly
How about you try it
Then you skip the ad, and download it!
Thank you someone knows common sense
Fixed the promblem
Cannot Download the application. The application is missing required files. Contact application vendor for assistance.
...well?
...well?
Internet explorer but with custom toggle buttons? I don't actually know, but I'm guessing. i'm on a mac, so I'll have to run it in x11. Post pictures for us who can't download please! But seriously, is it just internet explorer with buttons? I know visual basic, and when people make browsers in it, thats what they usually are.
