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How can I display web pages in my application using browsers other than Internet Explorer (i.e. use the default browser)?

Asked by ecumichael in C# Programming Language

I am interested in writing an application that will display output as an HTML page.
I know that the COM Component "Microsoft Web Browser" will handle what I want, but there are a few catches/questions.

1. What if the end user does not have Microsoft Internet Explorer, would the COM Component "Microsoft Web Browser" still work?
    If so, this is great news.  However, I seriously doubt this is true.
2. How can I display other browsers (ex. Netscape), instead of Internet Explorer.  This would allow me to use the default browser of the user.

A good example of an application that just displays a web page is Windows Media Player, under Media Guide.
WinAmp also has a browser.
I think both of these applications only use Internet Explorer, but I am not sure.

Ideally, my application can just check for updates every few minutes, via http.  I wish to "hide" the fact that I am simply displaying a web page, in much the same way that Windows Media Player makes it appear that you are not simply viewing a web page.

Help is greatly appreciated!

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