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Can someone point me in the right direction for implementing proxy-like behavior with C#? I’m looking to catch HTTP requests from a site, parse, then modify the DOM and show the results. Ideally, this program would run as a proxy on the local machine, but I’m fine with implementing a custom ‘browser’ if needed.
Any suggestions?
I doubt you want a process on the local machine, so how about a Browser Helper Object (BHO)? You should be able to intercept the content before it’s rendered and modify it in any way you want. I’ve only done them in ATL, but a bit of research indicates a C# version is possible.