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Oh, thats weird. But, do you still want the source? I'll be willing to give it to you through a Private message. :) And any other questions you might have just PM me.

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PROS: It worked [sometimes]. nice window title. Has its own icon

CONS: The buttons got really big when maximized, as did the address bar, making for less viewable area than FF or IE. No tabs. No minimize feature. Buttons cannot be rearranged and cannot be icons. The address bar doesn't change. The little label which says "done" blinks a lot. ENTER didn't always work for the address bar. It has IE find. Address bar doesn't highlight upon click. It stopped responding when I clicked a link. Slow.

OTHER: Don't know how temp files or cookies worked out. Not sure if it'll remember passwords. Didn't see any documentation. "Speak" was the only special feature, and that doesn't help me. Although I wasn't looking, I didn't see any source. It was a nice effort.

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Thanks for the feedback both of you. Tabs, as it was suggested alot, would be confusing and hard. But if anyone would like to try, just PM me.

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Thanks for the feedback both of you. Tabs, as it was suggested alot, would be confusing and hard. But if anyone would like to try, just PM me.

Tabs is the only thing that can get your web browser a stage above the rest (in autoit).

It wouldn't be so hard with functions like:

_GUICtrlTab_GetCurSel()

_GUICtrlTab_DeleteItem()

_GUICtrlTab_InsertItem()

eg. there is a button 'New Tab', when it's clicked it will add a tab with _GUICtrlTab_InsertItem() and create a new IE obj control. Also a button 'Close Tab' and when it's clicked it will get the index of the selected tab with _GUICtrlTab_GetCurSel() and delete it with _GUICtrlTab_DeleteItem().

:)

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