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[chickenman]

Thank you very much Punch :P

[punch999]

Come on move it man I need a new version with working RSS.

[chickenman]

You will have to wait a little bit longer, I'm trying to get it to read the XML at the moment.

[win98]

Hows it going with the xml now why did I forget about this topic.
The browser works on my PC by the way.

[chickenman]

It's going ok, but I am thinking of using a different XML Reader library as I don't like the one that comes with the .net framework.

[mika]

A couple of things:

• You can use the Mozilla engine instead of the Internet Explorer engine by using the ActiveX control from http://www.iol.ie/~locka/mozilla/mozilla.htm.
• For the RSS you can use this toolkit from http://blogs.msdn.com/dmitryr/archiv...21/536552.aspx made specifically for .NET 2.0.
• You might want to put up a notice of all the planned functionality for the browser.

[win98]

Okay I rekon you should change to the firefox engine or make 2 versions Internet Explorer and Fire Fox.

[punch999]

He is using IE because it was what was avail to him.If he had the chance to go back and redo it in firefox he would. But this is chicken man. He doesn't have a time machine.

[chickenman]

It would be great if I did :P

Back on topic, I'm considering doing major changes to the browser, because I'm not very happy with the results so far, the main thing I don't like about it is it being based on IE but more or less this leads back to the .net framework which I do not like at all.

I may carry on like this and finish it when I can, but it's not what a want, even if I had used the Mozilla engine.

I'm not sure if I should carry on this project any more, I want to, but there would be many more problems if I try the other way...

I'll keep you posted

(If you want more details on what I 'may' do then contact me on MSN)

[chickenman]

The Abandonia Web Browser and RSS Reader has been abandoned.