Using the New Edge Browser Control in Microsoft Access, Part 3: Build a Custom Web Browser Form

[@IngressBusinessSystems4514]

This is very good Mr. Rost

[@599CD]

Thank you

[@janvanantwerp6574]

Tks sir. Live long and prosper.

[@599CD]

Peace and long life

[@nickbroekhuizen8858]

Love it, can't wait for the next few ... 👍👍

[@599CD]

They're coming I'm up the part nine right now

[@nickbroekhuizen8858]

@@599CD I'm watching on YT ... so, a bit behind ...

[@xavierbatlle1828]

Web scraping with Edge browser control could be an interesting topic. 😉

[@599CD]

Yeah, definitely possible, but I don't think I'm going to go into that much detail in the free series because I don't want too many people out there getting too many ideas. LOL. I built a web scraper myself years ago with the old browser control, and it worked okay, but it had its limitations. Also, there are very few reasons out there to ethically scrape lots of websites.

[@LeoDaly-c4h]

Thanks for the info. I tried using the Edge Browser on a form. I put it on to a blank form the same way as you did but when I clicked the button, the browser opened in a separate window. What am I doing wrong.

[@alializadeh8195]

Thanks

[@599CD]

Welcome

[@MakzyBeatz]

does this work in access 13, bcos i cant get the "Navigate" myurl

[@nonanice1]

Is there a way to allow users automatically import from website to ms access via button?

[@599CD]

Sure