I want to embed a browser in my C# winForm to load my website.
I think Chromium does not support Web Speech API ( if it does tell us ) So I need another solution.
Then I came across this web browser as a plugin to C#: Microsoft Edge WebView2
Does Microsoft Edge WebView2 support Web Speech API ?
I can't find any documantation about this . please help.
Here is the documentation:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-edge/webview2/concepts/overview-features-apis?tabs=dotnetcsharp
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I'm building a blockchain-themed web browser in a C# .NET Windows Form Application and want to allow users to view sites using the dat:// protocol. I have found several repositories online but none of them seem to be for C# or close to what I want.
I've already tried using the Dat P2P Protocol Firefox addon but the setup was too difficult and I'd have to figure out how to add extensions to the browser in the first place.
Currently there's only one implementation of Dat, which is built for NodeJS. There's a rust implementation being developed as well.
Is there a way to integrate Google Maps into a C# WinForms application without embedding a browser into the application?
Thanks
Somewhere in 2016, Google declared that you must use a key to use their Google Maps API, that leaves you with 2 options.
To open Google Maps from the internet directly by URL (using a browser) or
Get a key, and run it using javascript, but you'd still need a browser to execute the javascript.
As far as I know, there are no current option to use Google's API offline from your own application, even the offline version of Google Maps itself will only be available for 30 days, due to the daily change in infrastructure in the world.
So I am a newbie to APIs and I have seen google's chrome.windows api https://developer.chrome.com/extensions/windows and I want to usedit, however there is no installation guide or, anything to go on. How do you setup this API in a C# project in VisualStudio?
Update:
I want to programmatically get all the open tabs in Chrome across all the windows.
I want to capture image using webcam in asp.net web application. I have tried google a lot, and i could come up with only one solution i.e. using flash. Is there any other way to use webcam in web application.
i tried avicap32.dll, however i think it can only be used with windows forms and not in web application.
Please help me with alternative solutions..
P.S. I forgot to inform that this should work on ie
Currently, I have an app and I want to integrate it with Facebook. My App is bases on C# and now the C# SDK is deprecated. Some requests can't be made by client side requests (extending access token for example), so Javascript SDK can't help.
Is there anyone who knows how to integrate a C# app with Facebook when C# SDK deprecated?
Thanks
Facebook open graph api's over REST. Event though C# SDK is deprecated, it won't be that tough to write basic http calls with basic http library of C# to make api calls.
With regards to login, you would have to embed an instance of browser, as far as I can remember, C# had msie embed options. Using the browser embed, one would have to capture the access token returned on redirect and use it later for making http calls to REST interfaces of Facebook api's from C#.