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Joined: 1/3/2019
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Hi,
Could you please provide us some information on:
1. If EO browser does not read the chrome settings then, does EO browser read the proxy settings saved in the user's machine? Also does it read other network settings?
2. What browser settings do EO browser and Chrome browser have in common? And what are the additional browser settings that EO browser have?
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Rank: Administration
Groups: Administration
Joined: 5/27/2007
Posts: 24,258
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Hi,
As a general rule, we do NOT support Chrome settings because we only have the core browser engine. The part that deals with user settings, including read settings, save settings, presenting UI for user to edit settings are not part of the core browser engine. They are the "shell" of the browser. In the case you use our product, your application is the "shell" and our product is the "core".
Having that said, we do expose a number of options to you. To find out exactly what we support and what we do not support, you will need to rely on our documentation. For example, we have EngineOptions.DisableGPU property for you to disable the GPU, then that means you can disable GPU in your code. This does not mean that we have any built-in UI to save/load this settings, nor does it mean that we have any UI for user to edit this option, nor does it mean somehow we will read end user's selection about this option in their Chrome browser's settings page.
Proxy setting is slightly different because it's maintained by the system. The browser engine does automatically read the system's proxy setting if one is not provided. If you set EngineOptions.Proxy property, then you would override this.
Hope this clears up for you.
Thanks!
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