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<blockquote data-quote="edsche" data-source="post: 565542" data-attributes="member: 28762">Re: WebBrowser v0.6 [08-09-2009] *UPDATED*Hi chlodny,There is a .net error in the logs. Have you copied the microsoft.mshtml.dll (<a href="https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/mediaportal-plugins-47/webbrowser-v0-6-08-09-2009-updated-70005/#post505261" target="_blank">https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/mediaportal-plugins-47/webbrowser-v0-6-08-09-2009-updated-70005/#post505261</a>) and the interop.shdocvw.dll (this one is in the downloaded rar file) in the same folder as infoservice.dll?&nbsp; As far as i know the opera engine isn't public available to use, so adding the opera engine to mediaportal is not possible. Maybe it's possible to integrate opera like the FirefoxIntegrater plugin does, but this is not the way i wan't to go. The webbrowser should seamlessly integrate into mediaportal. Firefox addons would be great, especially the Adblock extension, but at the moment i have no solution for this.&nbsp; The webbrowser plugin will only use the Gecko engine(which is used by firefox)! Not the firefox browser, itself (which has the built in extension system).</blockquote>

[QUOTE="edsche, post: 565542, member: 28762"] [b]Re: WebBrowser v0.6 [08-09-2009] *UPDATED*[/b] Hi chlodny, There is a .net error in the logs. Have you copied the microsoft.mshtml.dll ([url]https://forum.team-mediaportal.com/mediaportal-plugins-47/webbrowser-v0-6-08-09-2009-updated-70005/#post505261[/url]) and the interop.shdocvw.dll (this one is in the downloaded rar file) in the same folder as infoservice.dll? As far as i know the opera engine isn't public available to use, so adding the opera engine to mediaportal is not possible. Maybe it's possible to integrate opera like the FirefoxIntegrater plugin does, but this is not the way i wan't to go. The webbrowser should seamlessly integrate into mediaportal. Firefox addons would be great, especially the Adblock extension, but at the moment i have no solution for this. The webbrowser plugin will only use the Gecko engine(which is used by firefox)! Not the firefox browser, itself (which has the built in extension system). [/QUOTE]

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