Jason Lee Hayes
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You can simply unzip the package and open it directly in your browser, or use the original CJ‑London upload from post 1 and point your WebBrowser control to the unzipped file. It’s fully compatible with Microsoft Edge WebView2, which means you can inject HTML content straight into the control without navigating to an external URL. The main approaches for this are NavigateToString or using CreateWebView2Environment, which is also why I mentioned obfuscation—this method makes it easier to hide JavaScript functions if needed.
If you spot any issues, have suggestions, or think of improvements, feel free to let me know. This version is older but still includes a wide range of features. I’m currently adding menus, a function add‑in panel, and more. And yes—you’ll be pleased to hear there’s no obfuscation or encryption involved this time.
I’ve looked at TinyMCE and similar editors and tried to replicate some of their functionality.
If you spot any issues, have suggestions, or think of improvements, feel free to let me know. This version is older but still includes a wide range of features. I’m currently adding menus, a function add‑in panel, and more. And yes—you’ll be pleased to hear there’s no obfuscation or encryption involved this time.
I’ve looked at TinyMCE and similar editors and tried to replicate some of their functionality.
