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I am having some problem to get the exactly same HTML string as rendered by IE10. There’re some slight difference between the one rendered by IE 10, and the one I retrieved with WebClient.DownloadString(url). (see this question)
How to get the exactly same HTML string? Do I need to simulate the Browser behavior?
This question is duplicated with this one: How to get the page source from an IE window?
And I have solved it there.