is it possible to use two web browser controls with different proxies without writing the registry.
or there might be any solution ?
is it possible to use two web browser controls with different proxies without writing
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is it possible to use two web browser controls with different proxies without writing the registry.
or there might be any solution ?
You cannot do this with the Web Browser Control. InternetSetOption allows you to set a proxy, but your choices are only “For all processes” or “For this process”. You cannot set the proxy individually for a single control. If there’s something distinct about the traffic (e.g. one control goes to 1 server, the other goes to another) you could configure the process to use a Proxy Configuration Script (search for FindProxyForURL) to chain traffic bound for different servers to different proxies.
If you do set the proxy, you should use InternetSetOption rather than directly manipulating the registry.
(As a workaround, you COULD put FiddlerCore into your process, set your process to use FiddlerCore, and then have FiddlerCore send traffic from each control to a different upstream gateway, but that requires that you find some way to distinguish traffic from each control.)