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  1. 10 cze 2011 · Is there a way I can launch a tab (not a new Window) in Google Chrome with a specific URL loaded into it from a custom app? My application is coded in C# (.NET 4 Full). I'm performing some actions via SOAP from C# and once successfully completed, I want the user to be presented with the end results via the browser.

  2. This tutorial introduces how to retrieve email and parse email in C# using POP3/IMAP4/EWS/WebDAV protocol. It also demonstrates retrieving email over SSL/TLS connection, verifying email digital signature, decrypting encrypted email (S/MIME), parsing email attachment, parsing non-delivery report (NDR) and managing mail folder.

  3. 24 maj 2015 · Basically, you need to find the Chrome_WidgetWin_1 window and take the window immediately following that window. Activate that window and then you can send the keys to properly open a new window in Chrome.

  4. 28 kwi 2020 · This is what I use to open and switch to a new tab in C#: ((IJavaScriptExecutor)driver).ExecuteScript("window.open();"); driver.SwitchTo().Window(driver.WindowHandles.Last()); The sending of keys seems to not always work.

  5. 19 wrz 2017 · In this article we'll show you how to implement a Browser-Style tabs in your WinForms application in C# using the EasyTabs component. 1. Install EasyTabs. To implement such tabs on your WinForms application with C#, you will need to use the EasyTabs library.

  6. However, what I'd really like is to have a user enter data into the textbox and presses <tab>, I can then capture that keystroke and do work with the textbox data. I've read articles online but what I found deals with Windows Form events. How would I detect the tab key inside a TextChanged event?

  7. So I want to extract the open tabs from google chrome (title, URL) and list theme out kind of like in the chrome task manager. So far I have tried to filter all the chrome processes and get the window titles but that doesn't work: var procs = Process.GetProcesses(); ...

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