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is there a way to get the contents of a page, for example http://google.com, and insert it in the current document, but in the way that the iframe does, I mean… with styles, scripts and everything that page has ?
And make so the styles and scripts don’t affect the current document 🙂
No, not really: you can get the contents of a page through various AJAX-y techniques, but when you insert them into your page, they’ll always have your page’s CSS applied to them. You could make some sort of “CSS reset” for the “not-iframe” element, but this will be messy.
Essentially, if you want the separation provided by frames, you need to use frames/iframes (unfortunately, this applies to all content, so CSS will be separated, but also JS, with all the related cross-domain brouhaha).