DotNetBrowser 1.8.3: Improved Performance and Extended DOM API
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In DotNetBrowser 1.8.3 we focused on improving the following areas:
Performance
Improved page load performance.
Improved page scrolling smoothness. Now there is no visible delay when scrolling the loaded web page via dragging the scrollbar.
DOM API
Added the ability to obtain DOMElement position properties:
DOMElement.OffsetTop
DOMElement.OffsetLeft
DOMElement.OffsetWidth
DOMElement.OffsetHeight
DOMElement.ClientTop
DOMElement.ClientLeft
DOMElement.ClientWidth
DOMElement.ClientHeight
DOMElement.ScrollTop
DOMElement.ScrollLeft
DOMElement.ScrollWidth
DOMElement.ScrollHeight
New Features
Ability to configure proxy when browser is running. The previous versions of DotNetBrowser allowed to configure proxy settings only once – before creating a Browser instance. Now it is possible to switch to another proxy without creating a new Browser.
HTML5 App Cache support. This type of cache is used by some web applications to make them accessible even without an internet connection.
Ability to intercept HTTP response and access its contents. The previous versions of DotNetBrowser were able to intercept the requests, but not the responses.
Bugfixes
Fixed keyboard event handling for Windows Forms heavyweight control. In previous versions the proper key events were not fired for this control.
Fixed an issue related to processing the “User-Agent” string with spaces.
TeamDev Helpdesk
In DotNetBrowser 1.8.3 we focused on improving the following areas:
Performance
New Features
Bugfixes