Fork or copy user browser session in IE

Question

Can I deploy a user session (or do something similar) in the Internet Explorer plugin?

I want to process the page on which the user is turned on when he clicks a button on the toolbar. In order not to interrupt user browsing, I would like to “copy” everything so that I can analyze and process the page in the background. Processing may include things such as loading the contents of links to a result in a Google search, if it clicked a button.

So basically I want to emulate " Ctrl+N", but hide the window from the user, so they will not be interrupted.

As you can see, if you fill out and submit the form at http://www.snee.com/xml/crud/posttest.html and click " Ctrl+N", everything published will still appear in a new window, but it will not publish data twice.

I was thinking about copying it somehow IWebBrowser2, but:

• I'm not sure if this is possible (I could not find any information on MSDN)
• I do not know if he is copying sessions.

Creating a new instance IWebBrowser2and simply navigating to the current URL is not a valid solution since POST-variables, of course, is not portable.

Answer 1

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hr = pWebBrowser-> get_Document (& pHtmlDoc);
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