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Is it possible I can detect javascript functions are called when using C# WinForms WebBrowser ? I know it is easy to do it if the javascript functions are my own. But as today I need to browse others’ pages, for example, can it be detected when .createElement() or .appendChild() is called?
You might try to inject some Javascript into the control by appending code to the head, similar to this post: How to Inject Javascript in Web Browser Control. The injected code could be a function to monitor events on a particular DOM element.