CoherentUINETControls
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The Coherent UI .NET browser controls are a substitute for the default .NET WebBrowser control. They address the deficiencies of the standard .NET WebBrowser by providing support for the latest HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript. Coherent UI is powered by the same technology as the Google Chrome browser. The Coherent UI WPF and WinForms controls allow for a robust and secure web browsing experience with full support for HTML5, CSS3, WebRTC, Local storage and the latest web standards. Pages are drawn offscreen so you can apply all WPF transformations and effects on the images created by the controls. The controls have no external dependencies and support Windows 32-bit and 64-bit applications as well as Mac OS X and Linux through Mono GTK#.
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The Coherent UI .NET browser controls are a substitute for the default .NET WebBrowser control. They address the deficiencies of the standard .NET WebBrowser by providing support for the latest HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript. Coherent UI is powered by the same technology as the Google Chrome browser. The Coherent UI WPF and WinForms controls allow for a robust and secure web browsing experience with full support for HTML5, CSS3, WebRTC, Local storage and the latest web standards. Pages are drawn offscreen so you can apply all WPF transformations and effects on the images created by the controls. The controls have no external dependencies and support Windows 32-bit and 64-bit applications as well as Mac OS X and Linux through Mono GTK#.
We found that coherentuinetcontrols demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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