Disable Javascript

From: Troy Simpson (troy_at_SNIPebswift.com)
Date: 03/17/04 

Date: Wed, 17 Mar 2004 14:56:56 +1000

Hi,

Is there a ready-made WebBrowser wrapper out there which simply has a
javascript enabled/disabled property? I've been looking for a long time but
can't find anything. I've written a VB utility which navigates to a
specific website and draws information out of it for processing and display,
but I don't want any of the javascript that goes with the site, it just
slows things down terribly. I don't want to be setting up security zones or
anything because I want the application to be able to be installed on any
standard PC and just work straight away. I know there's a way using C++
either directly or by creating a wrapper but I don't have the expertise to
do that, and even though it's documented and lots of people profess to know
all about it there's not one bit of working code out there that's publicly
available. It's the methods in C++ that I need, or perhaps something in
.Net. I've researched all the other 'tricks' like trying to use a secondary
hidden browser object or loading the html and manipulating it, but none of
those methods are suitable, so please do not repeat any of those cheap
tricks.

Can anybody help with this?

Regards,

Troy