his tutorial is to show you how to make your own basic web browser! I am telling you now, that If you have little too no experience, it will definitely not look like Mozilla or Chrome. On the other hand, if you happen to have experience, post your creations here! (Or are proud of what you have made.)
Tutorial: Some steps may include pictures.
1.Open Visual Basic and start a new Windows Application.
2.In the following order, add a: Text Box, Web Browser and 5 Buttons.
3.Arrange them in the following order: "Go," (to the right of the url/text bar.) Below put, "back," "forward," "refresh," and "home."
4.Double click on the form and type in: Me.Text = "Web Browser"
5.Double click on the Go button and type in: WebBrowser1.Navigate(TextBox1.Text)
6.Double click on the back button and type in: WebBrowser1.GoBack()
7.Double click on the forward button and type in: WebBrowser1.GoForward()
8.Double click on the refresh button and type in: WebBrowser1.Refresh()
9.Double click on the home button and type: WebBrowser1.GoHome()
10.Click on the Debug button.
11.Click on build then click on publish and keep clicking next.
Wala! you've finally created a web browser! With more experience you can make this simple browser look amazing and maybe, it can be the next best thing! Thanks for reading brohams and brolads!
Also, you may have noticed that its not my typical multipage thread, but I've decided that this size thread did not need it.
Tutorial: Some steps may include pictures.
1.Open Visual Basic and start a new Windows Application.
2.In the following order, add a: Text Box, Web Browser and 5 Buttons.
3.Arrange them in the following order: "Go," (to the right of the url/text bar.) Below put, "back," "forward," "refresh," and "home."
4.Double click on the form and type in: Me.Text = "Web Browser"
5.Double click on the Go button and type in: WebBrowser1.Navigate(TextBox1.Text)
6.Double click on the back button and type in: WebBrowser1.GoBack()
7.Double click on the forward button and type in: WebBrowser1.GoForward()
8.Double click on the refresh button and type in: WebBrowser1.Refresh()
9.Double click on the home button and type: WebBrowser1.GoHome()
10.Click on the Debug button.
11.Click on build then click on publish and keep clicking next.
Wala! you've finally created a web browser! With more experience you can make this simple browser look amazing and maybe, it can be the next best thing! Thanks for reading brohams and brolads!
Also, you may have noticed that its not my typical multipage thread, but I've decided that this size thread did not need it.
