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In an Asynchronous Pluggable Protocol thread - how can this be associated/resolved to a particular COM object implementing ::SetSite()?

In IE11, multiple threads will fire into the APP when visiting a site such as www.yahoo.com - and only a very small subset of those threads can be associated with the browser window (by querying the service provider, et cetera) that was passed…
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IE and quirks mode in a pluggable protocol handler

I have the following problem: A pluggable protocol handler deliveres HTML files. These files don't have a proper doctype - the doctype is completely missing. I can't change this, the files are from a third party. So I want to use the…
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Who wins if we have multiple temporary Asynchronous pluggable protocol for same schema?

Suppose we have more than one temp Async pluggable protocols for schema lets say ftp: then which one will be called by urlmon?
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Start i2 analyst notebook from browser

I want to start i2 analyst notebook (IBM product) via anchor in browser. I was told it should be possible to do so using Custom URI scheme, that should be registered in windows registry along with the i2 app. I managed to find Registry…
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Async Pluggable Protocol Handler Start() being called with a duplicate path in the URL

I have an asynchronous pluggable protocol handler for an application that mostly mimics the file:// protocol but restricts requests to a sandbox configured in the application. The application hosts an AngularJS webapp using the WebBrowser control in…
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Something like Asynchronous Pluggable Protocols for WebKit?

Since years, we are using a WebBrowser component inside our C# .NET application, together with an Asynchronous Pluggable Protocol to handle resources. This used to work perfectly for us. Unfortunately, this approach only works for IE 4 and up as it…
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C# Open Same Application From Different Url and pass parameters

The steps of my application are: Go to the setting page first, and the setting page will register the Registry Log (as 'regedit' in command line) in the background (people may seldom go to the setting page). When users clicks the URL in a web page,…
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Displaying files in IE using an asynchronous pluggable protocol

I have created an asynchronous pluggable protocol for Internet Explorer : ex://D:/sample.html (assume "ex" to be the protocol created by me) opens the file D:/sample.html file in the IE itself Following are the issues: Its able to render…
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WebBrowser css not loaded

I have a complex HTML5 based user interface, which I show in my native win32 desktop application using webbrowser (Internet Explorer). I've decided to open it from local machine instead of web server. But it did not work due to various security…
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Is it possible to register an asynchronous pluggable protocol user specific registry?

See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa767916(VS.85).aspx for Async Pluggable protocols. We currently have it working, however it requires that we write to HKey_Class_Root. In the interest of trying to allow a non-admin install, it would be…
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Http Passthrough Pluggable Protocol for Firefox

How can I make an http passthrough pluggable protocol for IE work in Firefox? Alternatively, how to develop one for Firefox? Any examples would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Enabling session cookies in a pluggable protocol handler

We've implement our own Asynchronous Pluggable Protocol handler which we use to load HTML documents into Internet Explorer from our own document store. We need to be able to store and retrieve session cookies using document.cookie in documents…
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