Are there any good (or in active development) WebKit wrappers or ports for .Net?
p.s. I am aware of Swift.Net (old and out of date) and GeckoFX (firefox wrapper).
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I use iMacros (high-level IE and Firefox wrapper) daily, but would be interested in an additional webkit solution, too.
I read about "WebKit Sharp" recently: webkit-sharp provides access to WebKit (http://live.gnome.org/WebKitGtk), a fast, high-quality web browser engine suited for embedding in GTK+ applications. It features bleeding-edge HTML5, AJAX, SVG and JavaScript capabilities with seamless UI integration.
Are you aware of "WebKit Sharp"? Did anyone use WebKit Sharp yet?
Tim2010
2009-05-17 18:52:17
It needs a Visual Studio "port", or at least a standalone MonoDevelop package. Seems to be difficult to find in a nice package that can just load up and run.
stimpy77
2010-01-24 07:19:59
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From the subsequent research I've done, the answer, as of May 2009, is no, there are no decent managed wrappers for the WebKit browser engine.
Nathan Ridley
2009-05-20 15:02:13
Nope, nothing. I think someone needs to start a WebKit.Net project.
Nathan Ridley
2009-07-22 14:52:20
Interesting. Looks like it needs some time, but will be interesting to follow.
Nathan Ridley
2009-08-12 09:06:20
This one seems to have made a bit of progress, though from looking at the svn repository, development appears to have stalled around Sept-Oct 2009. What I want is proper DOM access though, so I can build web automation processes using the control. i.e. click buttons, set input values, execute javascript, etc.
Nathan Ridley
2010-01-24 09:56:58