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I'm looking for a headless browser for .NET multithread application. It must has next features:

  • Working without any server installation. I need just simple library to distribute with my application.
  • Ajax/HTML 5 support. Ability to work with pages elements: find and read attributes through internal/external (SGMLReader) XML, or using API to click buttons, fill forms, etc.
  • Correctly cookies container (correctly working with multiple cookies response and storing cookies during all session)
  • Customizable browser line (even selecting Chrome/Firefox is enough)
  • Multithread. So no static cookies container or smth. else. I need be able to login and working with same site under 2-100000 different users.
  • Fast working
  • Working with https by using insecure SSL.

I found this solutions:

but don't know what is a best. Will be pleasure if you suggest me best solution and give some .NET examples of using it.

I read this, this, and many others answers and I haven't found answer still.

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    This is a good question regarding tools. No idea why you all are trying to close it. – Sam Axe Feb 01 '13 at 17:54
  • Because the question is subjective and open to opinions. – Mike Christensen Feb 01 '13 at 18:29
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    How it can be subjective? Is there are more than one answer? I asked what library fully correspond to my demands. You can answer: Library1 is correspond. Or Library1 and Library2. But if you answered Library1, but Library1 is not correspond to one of demands it is not a correct answer. It's not an another point of view or subjective view. It's just an error answer. – user809808 Feb 01 '13 at 18:34
  • That's why it's a vote. This question is definitely in a grey area. – Mike Christensen Feb 01 '13 at 18:44
  • Just open [FAQ](http://stackoverflow.com/faq#questions) and read what mean under [subjective question](http://blog.stackoverflow.com/2010/09/good-subjective-bad-subjective/). And then you will understand that this question is NOT a subjective. If you read FAQ carefully you will see, that this Q is software tools and specific problem related. Thank you. – user809808 Feb 01 '13 at 18:49
  • And if this area is grey for you, it's not mean, that this area is grey for all. I think there are many developers that solved this problem many times, so I just need their answers. – user809808 Feb 01 '13 at 18:56
  • "but don't know what is a best." If you hadnt added that line, it would not have been closed. Shame, because this is a good question – Steve Jun 10 '13 at 20:01

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