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    lustuyck
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    Hi, I'm looking for a starting point here. I want to 'intercept' incoming HTML on the client, before it's handled by the browser. Is this possible? Kind regards :-D, Ludwig

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      Hi, I'm looking for a starting point here. I want to 'intercept' incoming HTML on the client, before it's handled by the browser. Is this possible? Kind regards :-D, Ludwig

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      Dmitriy Kostovetskiy
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      One way to do it is to write a Browser Helper Object[^]. Browser Helper Object can then send message and pass URL to your main application.

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        One way to do it is to write a Browser Helper Object[^]. Browser Helper Object can then send message and pass URL to your main application.

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        Thanks for the answer. My initial idea was to have an independent application that runs in the system tray. But I need to go low level for this, I guess :wtf:

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          Hi, I'm looking for a starting point here. I want to 'intercept' incoming HTML on the client, before it's handled by the browser. Is this possible? Kind regards :-D, Ludwig

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          Nick Parker
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          Have you looked at the WebRequest[^] class? - Nick Parker
            My Blog

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            Have you looked at the WebRequest[^] class? - Nick Parker
              My Blog

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            Hi, that class can be used if I set up a connection from within my application. But I need to intercept data from the browser itself, not from within my application....

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