I'm using it to create Waterwolf: http://code.google.com/p/waterwolfbrowser/

I've uploaded it to Google Code and it's fully open source.  You guys can check out a fully working out-of-the-box source code through SVN (all you need is Visual Basic 2008.)  The main focuses of the browser are speed and stability.

I'm programming it by myself and I'm using the project to learn more about programming.

The only thing that wasn't made 100% by me was the ROTtabcontrol by softwerx.

Feel free to check out the source code and tell me what you think!

Last edited by Gnintendo (January 28, 2009 10:49 AM)

I am using GeckoFX to create a Gecko Based Internet Kiosk Browser...

Here is my blog post about it:
http://blog.mattatobin.com/2009/06/02/t … wser.binoc

and you can download it from my distributor here:
http://kcomputerzone.ca/tachyon-kiosk.kcz

Its currently in the works but this is a Community Technology Preview...

Current Public Version is Version 0.4 Build 20090602.0215 Alpha Milestone 4

however as of this date it is far more advanced on the backend and as far as implimented features... like I have just added a way to block common shortcuts like Control+Alt+Delete and working on diffrent themes (built in at this time)

Check out the screenshots for the current Build... Using the Dark Toolbar Background (Default is the same on the download link above and OS Native is a flat bar that reflects the control color in desktop properties)
http://personal.mattatobin.com/screensh … hots052m5/

So stay tuned for the Public Beta which should be out very soon!

-Matt A. Tobin of Binary Outcast

Last edited by mattatobin (June 07, 2009 12:19 AM)

I wonder, how did u guys successfully created all the controls like navigation, menus, progress bar, status ba.. etc. : ) when i refenced it, then drag n drop the webbrowser control, it just show a blank square in my winform. of couse i can show pages into it. but just wonder how to show the classic window.. : ) do i need to use stylizer?

I'm using it for my VmEDia App.

See here:
http://devforyou.de/en/index.php?option … p;Itemid=2

Some of the pictures including the browser are still IE, but the current version uses fully GeckoFX already.

A Question: Do my users need to have installed Firefox, too? I can't check that, because I NEED Firefox *g*. And I don't want to uninstall it.

Greets from Germany

WorldRacer

Good informations, guy. I have already installed the flashplayer. Works fine already, but sometimes I got a site with white background and standard-font no graphics anymore are displayed and it says (on youtube): "No JavaScript is installed or activated. No Flashplayer is installed" or something like that. Dunno why, but it does so.

To create a desktop app from a web app.

2All you guys who create browsers, anybody plans something like Opera but with gecko engine? I.e. buttons drag and drop for UI customization, abilty to put "disable javascript" checkbox on main toolbar etc.
I have an idea to try it in XUL as a Firefox extension, but I'm not going to have time for very long :(

I'm using GekoFX for an email newsletter generation program also using tinymce.
Newest project is an email client which I currently have a question about here
http://geckofx.org/viewtopic.php?pid=2878#p2878

We're using it to automatically log in and "autosurf" bookmaker websites in our arbitrage betting software RebelBetting.

We are currently switching from the slow and horribly buggy IE-based WebBrowserControl.

A big thank you to the developers!

Last edited by Sire (January 19, 2010 5:58 AM)

For my webbrowser that is simple and handy, with downloads and default contextmenu!
Ask me for it if you want it ;) More info at: www.jaguar-browser.eu

Greetz

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Hi,

i'm using GeckoFX for a classbrowser and documentation-tool for PHP-classes called PhpClassView: http://phpclassview.cuab.de

GeckoFX is used here for displaying template-based class-references/docs in HTML-format, and it's doing a really good job!

Thanks for that!

I'm using to create Nitrogen

It's currently at the pre-release version of 3.0.1000.

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First time I use GeckoFX but its :D the best webbrowser control I know of now
Hire is an picture from an project I´m working on


only Vista/ Windows 7 users can use it ;)

Tristan wrote:

I was wondering what  the lot of you is using GeckoFx for?. I'd like to see some of the apps made with GeckoFx.  ;)

Regards, Tristan

Hello,

I'm considering the possibility to use this control and replace the .NET WebBrowserControl. I have still some doubts:

How is this control inserted within the program? I mean, I have had a look a the code samples, that is not the problem. My doubts are about the references within the application, i.e. is it a standalone component? If the user updates the firefox, then also this component is updated? Does Firefox has to be installed in order to make the application work?

Happy for any advice and info,
Erik