Note: Advice in this article will only work for DotNetBrowser 1.
Starting from 1.8.1 it is possible to customize the native process filename. This feature allows to display a custom process name instead ofDotNetBrowser.Chromium.exe in the task manager. Moreover, you can even provide a custom name for the default folder with binaries that is created in the%TEMP% folder by default.
The following sample code demonstrates how to achieve this:
C#
BrowserPreferences.ChromiumDirName = "WinformTestApp-chromium"; BrowserPreferences.ChromiumProcessName = "WinformTestApp.Chromium.exe";
VB.NET
BrowserPreferences.ChromiumDirName = "WinformTestApp-chromium" BrowserPreferences.ChromiumProcessName = "WinformTestApp.Chromium.exe"
Note: these preferences should be configured before creating any Browser instances.
Please take into account that this approach does not allow to modify the binary metadata of the EXE file.