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Problem:
How to inject my own response stream to currently running iexplore.exe window..
Explation:
While user typing “www.google.com” in address bar of Ie.., Instead of showing response from
Google Webserver…I want to show my own stream which contains text like “
“The site blocked.”
The important thing is I need all stuffs in Client Machine – C# Windows Service.
So how can I dynamically inject my own response to web client..?
Either control each explorer instance via COM interfaces (works for Internet Explorer only). Maybe there is a way to do so with other browsers using DDE.
or to set up a local proxy and implement filtering there.
In this case each browser should be configured to use the proxy.
For the simple reason of blocking sites you can edit %WINNT%\system32\drivers\etc\hosts file and set the site’s url to point to 127.0.0.1 (localhost)
In this case local machine just won’t resolve, e.g. http://www.google.com correctly.
Or, …