A problem that I recently came across is when opening a new Internet Explorer instance in C# the user was being required to login to a site that they had already logged in to. It was pretty clear that this was because the existing session was not being used as a new IE process was […]
Tag: internet explorer
On a project I was recently working on it was necessary to open a URL in Internet Explorer (a requirement of it to work correctly, unfortunately) and we had a few “bugs” which seemed to randomly occurred. It turned out this was due to Process.Start(“iexplore.exe”) loading 32-bit IE whereas it seems we required 64-bit.
I recently ran in to an issue (I actually ran in to multiple issues*) when using the WebBrowser control in Visual Studio 2010, C# .Net Framework 4.0, whereby the embedded Internet Explorer browser was able to login to the website we were using for a project was not successfully tidying up after itself when closed.