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  • What have you tried so far?
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    The HtmlDocument class provides tools to extract informations from HTML elements and grouping functions to aggregate elements that have common/specific attributes. See the HtmlDocument.GetElementsByTag for example.
    – Jimi
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    The HtmlDocument class provides tools to extract informations from HTML elements and grouping functions to aggregate elements that have common/specific attributes. See the HtmlDocument.GetElementsByTag for example.
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The HtmlDocument class provides tools to extract informations from HTML elements and grouping functions to aggregate elements that have common/specific attributes. See the HtmlDocument.GetElementsByTag for example.
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Nov 8 at 11:06




The HtmlDocument class provides tools to extract informations from HTML elements and grouping functions to aggregate elements that have common/specific attributes. See the HtmlDocument.GetElementsByTag for example.
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You can do it another way, but this is not proper way to do but got little ideas.

First get the WebView content in string and then you can operate on hat string.



string str = webBrowser1.Document.ToString();


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You can also use cookies for that if you are opening your own URL.






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    You can do it another way, but this is not proper way to do but got little ideas.

    First get the WebView content in string and then you can operate on hat string.



    string str = webBrowser1.Document.ToString();


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    You can also use cookies for that if you are opening your own URL.






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      You can do it another way, but this is not proper way to do but got little ideas.

      First get the WebView content in string and then you can operate on hat string.



      string str = webBrowser1.Document.ToString();


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      You can also use cookies for that if you are opening your own URL.






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        You can do it another way, but this is not proper way to do but got little ideas.

        First get the WebView content in string and then you can operate on hat string.



        string str = webBrowser1.Document.ToString();


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        You can also use cookies for that if you are opening your own URL.






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        You can do it another way, but this is not proper way to do but got little ideas.

        First get the WebView content in string and then you can operate on hat string.



        string str = webBrowser1.Document.ToString();


        This may be or may not work.

        You can also use cookies for that if you are opening your own URL.







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