Oh ya,
and it is not windows application that having web browsing ability like putting web control over the application.

But an application that can listen to web browser event and control over the web browser behavior. something like hook on web browser, as we have a global hook over mouse and keyboard.

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I would load a list of banned sites into a collecion on the app, preferably from an encrypted file, and then test every navigation, if it is on the list, redirect.
There shouldn't be any problem using a local file.

I think the code is something like, yourBrowserName.Navigate(string URL);

But I think you should ask a more specific question, what part of this are you having trouble with.

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So sorry again that i forgot i have move forward and somehow solve this redirect issue part. Coz this whole things come together.

Ya, i have found out that the redirect path can be done using code something like this:

private WebBrowserClass Explorer = new WebBrowserClass();

Explorer.Navigate(m_Url, ref m_Flag, ref m_Frame, ref m_Postdata, ref m_Headers);

Of course for the web browser event, we have to register like:

Explorer.NavigateComplete2 += new SHDocVw.DWebBrowserEvents2_NavigateComplete2EventH andler(NavigateComplete2);

Now the problem is how to hook this eventhandler with IE window, so that when an event on IE window will be captured and handled by the application.

After research i found 2 ways on doing this:
1st: using BandObjectLib (tried but not working)
2nd: using BHO {Browser Helper Object} (got sample code in C++, don't know how to convert it into C#)

Hope not confusing you all

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