How to enable inPrivate mode in the WebBrowser control

c# winforms web-applications webbrowser-control
Asish AP picture Asish AP · Jul 13, 2011 · Viewed 8.6k times · Source

I have to make a IE type browser with some extra features on it.

In Visual Studio, we have a component named "WebBrowser" that uses current IE browser installed in user's pc.

However, I am unable to find any property that enables access to the InPrivate mode I hoped would be exposed by control.

Is there a way to use InPrivate mode with the WebBrowser control, or would I have to make my own browser that supports this?

Answer

Stephen McDaniel picture Stephen McDaniel · Aug 20, 2011

According to EricLaw's answers on a related question, it sounds like this might not be possible.

You might be stuck making your own control or looking for an alternative one.

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