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How to make a browser

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Well when my internet problem is solved i wanna try to make a custom browser so no themes or something, but my question is how lol. I have a bit knowledge of scripting but if i dont know what language i cant do it so plz help me O:)

Depends, if your going to try to go full scale on this thing use C, or C++. If it's just going to be somthing you and your friends use try coding it with VB(Visual Basic) Google some tutorials on it. Extremly easy to learn yes it is. (My first lanuage I started with) gl :thumbsup:

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Ive done some simple VB scripting a few years ago, but the thing i made didnt work lol but thanks ill google some tuts and i gotta dl VB. Way to expensive...

if your going to... get... visual basic, you will also have to get all the newest msdn junk.

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I just found VB in Office Word, i think its a simple version but hey its something and i used the same a few years ago. Or are there any better versions that work better/are more expanded?

if your going to... get... visual basic, you will also have to get all the newest msdn junk.

 

 

 

VB.Net is fine? I made a personal RS Client with VB express (Free).

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Good luck writing a secure browser from scratch... :roll:

 

Why dont u just mess about with Firefox? Its open source :-k

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hmm didnt know that FF whas open source, maby i should mess around with it. I hope i dont screw it up, but who cares, then ill dl it again :D

if your going to... get... visual basic, you will also have to get all the newest msdn junk.

 

 

 

VB.Net is fine? I made a personal RS Client with VB express (Free).

 

 

 

Which is a few gigs all in all :P

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You didn't know Firefox was open source? :o

 

 

 

I don't really know if you're ready to hack Firefox given your previous questions. First of all you need to get the source - you can get source archives from the ftp server, or use cvs. Once you've got that far, you need to build it (C++ is a compiled language) which has a bunch of required software and is pretty complicated.

 

 

 

Once you've actually built it, you might consider making modifications...

How about you just search for the stripped versions of firefox...? Google search, i can't recall but remember several ones, particularly ones designed for usb flashsticks to be extra small and swift.

 

 

 

 

 

And then there's that...________ i want to say? But i can't say that's right for sure- another strip of FF.

How about you just search for the stripped versions of firefox...? Google search, i can't recall but remember several ones, particularly ones designed for usb flashsticks to be extra small and swift.

 

 

 

 

 

And then there's that...________ i want to say? But i can't say that's right for sure- another strip of FF.

 

 

 

It's called portable firefox or something like that

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