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Currently I have a WebBrowser object in my xaml page, if I call browser.Navigate(uri), the page loads fine, but if I try to reset the WebBrowser by calling browser = new WebBrowser();, then the Navigate, nothing ever happens; the browser just stays blank white.
I’ve tried everything to get the browser to start after re-initializing it, but nothing seems to work. Is this a limitation of the platform or am I doing something incorrectly?
Your creating a new control, without ever hanging it into the visual tree of controls. May I ask why you create a new control in the first place? It seems like you just want to replace the old one with a new one. Wouldnt resetting the control be enough?