Works similar to the WebBrowser control. The developer has a note, though, if you use the control:
Note: Save your project often! Bugs in the alpha-quality Mozilla will crash your development environment and will wipe out any unsaved work you may have.
The Mozilla Browser control should be usable from any automation control container. This includes Visual Basic, so follow these steps to add the control to your VB project:
* Install the control / or compile it and ensure it is registered.
* Right mouse over the VB control bar and select "Components...".
* Choose "MozillaControl 1.0 Type Library" from the list of controls
* The Mozilla Browser control should now appear in the toolbar for insertion into any application
If you ran the installer, it registered itself. And do recall, it's called the Mozilla ActiveX Control (not the Firefox ActiveX Control), so you need to look for Mozilla in the Components list (just like the web page said, it's just after all the Microsoft stuff).
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