Hi Arie, Do you really need to code web browser, or is it acceptable to control a web browser from Pharo. This is what we do in PharoJS (http://pharojs.org <http://pharojs.org/>), for running tests. We also have a custom playground, so evaluate pharo expressions that are translated to javascript and executed by the web browser.
Noury > On 14 Jun 2019, at 09:45, Arie van Wingerden <xapw...@gmail.com> wrote: > > Hi, > > for a project I need this kind of program: > client side only > must be able to programmatically show a web browser in a window (Morphic??); > only local content will be shown > must also be able to show other windows, containing simple games > Now, I guess that 1 and 3 are possible straight away, but I am unsure about > option 2. > > I found out that there are a few ways to do it: > using C#, which has: > standard web browser control out-of-the-box > third-party open source chromium web browser component > using Java, which (afaict) is a coding effort, but possible anyway > > That saiud, since I'd very much like to start using Pharo for more tasks > (just starting) I wonder if Pharo has something to offer in this case. > > Many thx! > /Arie >
