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I have a C++ project in the MS Visual Studio 2008 IDE (note, NO MFC, NO .NET, just native Win32 APIs!) and I was wondering if it is possible to add to it a child window that can parse and render HTML/CSS/JavaScript, like a browser. It would be very good if that window did not have browser controls/buttons/borders — if it just rendered HTML.
Is it a tall order to ask for such?
You could embed an HTLM Browser (Internet Explorer) within your windows with some heavy use of COM. I used to do that and have the same need to avoid MFC, .NET, etc. This control is quite configurable, and you can remove and/or override pretty much anything.
I did my work based on an old article in The Code Project: http://www.codeproject.com/KB/COM/cwebpage.aspx