Hi,

There are a number of things that can be potentially mixed up together:

1. Extension and plug-ins are two different things. EO.WebBrowser supports plug-ins, but not extension;
2. EO.WebBrowser and Chrome browser are unrelated except that they are based on the same code base. This means whatever data maintained by your Chrome browser would NOT have anything to do with EO.WebBrowser. In another word, EO.WebBrowser will not read Chrome browser's setting or scan its plug-ins;
3. There are two different type of plug-in standard: NPAPI and PPAPI. NPAPI originates from Netscape and were supported by all major browsers until Google developed PPAPI. The Chromium project (upon which both Google Chrome browser and EO.WebBrowser is built) has been supporting both for a while until finally it dropped NPAPI support. a result, EO.WebBrowser does not support NPAPI either. So if you have a NPAPI based plug in, then there is no way to run it either in Google Chrome browser or EO.WebBrowser;

You can check those one by one and see which one is preventing EO.WebBrowser from loading your plugin.

You can not disable certain plugin once it's found. You can only control how pluins are searched. If you only wish to have certain plugin loaded, you can copy them into a specific directory and then set AutoScanCommonPlugins to false and AdditionalPluginsDirs to the directory that contains the plugins that you wish to load.

Thanks!

We do not know this --- this is generic question for Chrome browser so we consider it beyond the scope of our support. You may want to contact Google for this. Personally I think the best approach is probably to contact the plugin vendor to see if they have a PPAPI version of their plugin.



If you want to precisely control which plugin gets loaded, then yes.


We do plan to support it in the long run but we do not expect to be able to support it in the near future.

Thanks!