JxBrowser 7.2 Brings Advanced Settings for the Apps' Looks and Behavior!

Fine tune your Java application's appearance with JxBrowser 7.2's access to network and HTTP error pages, favicon, and background transparency settings.

On the security side: you can now control the trusted origins, the frame initiated download, and the JS access Cookies.

See the full list of enhancements and improvements, and download your update!

Meet Spine Event Engine – a CQRS/ES Framework by TeamDev!

Today we are glad to announce the release of the first production-ready version of Spine Event Engine!

What started as a dream tool concept to help us build event-driven applications, grew and evolved into a full-fledged CQRS/ES framework for cloud and enterprise.

In a nutshell: Spine Event Engine is a framework for building cloud applications and transforming #EventStorming artifacts into a working domain model code.

Learn how this new tool can be useful for your software projects.

DotNetBrowser 1.21 – Enhanced Security, Flexible Interaction.

With this release DotNetBrowser allows you to get a firmer grip of your security settings with an option to view and verify the complete certificate chain.

Other features like disabling the form autofill functionality, and hiding scrollbars provide more flexibility managing how people interact with your applications.

Get detailed record of new features, fixes and improvements at the DotNetBrowser Release Notes page, and download the new version.

JxBrowser 7's First Update!

The first update of the 7 version of JxBrowser turned out to be quite feature-reach.

We have restored almost all the functionality temporarily dropped during transition to the new major version.

On top of that, we taught JxBrowser to do new exciting things like taking screenshots of the web page in the hardware accelerated mode.

See the complete list of changes on the Release notes page, and get the latest version of the library for your projects!

Announcing JxBrowser Early Access Preview Builds

Great news for non-stop development with JxBrowser!

The library's newest features and fixes will now be immediately available in Early Access Preview builds. We will announce them in JxBrowser Twitter account under #JxBrowserEAP hashtag.

Please note, that we recommend EAPs solely for development and testing purposes. Only stable versions are to be used in production.

Important Improvements in DotNetBrowser 1.20.1

This update of DotNetBrowser features a number of improvements and fixes, requested by the library's most active users.

The changes like Visual Studio 2019 toolbox support and ability to check for proprietary codecs add up to DotNetBrower's usage convenience and productivity.

Download the update or see the full list of news at the Release Notes page.

And don't forget to have a great day!

It’s The 7! A Major Update for JxBrowser!

It is with great pleasure that we share our big news: please welcome the JxBrowser 7!

With this major update we have rethought the architecture and the API of our classical library, and rebuilt them from the ground up. It will make integration of the web content into Java desktop applications more flexible, more reliable, and more convenient.

With the 7 you can:

• Simultaneously run as many independent Browser instances in your application, as necessary.
• Speak to your users in their own language, with localization feature for Chromium error pages and message dialogs.
• Smoothly print web content directly from your application with a standard Print Preview dialog. 
• Emulate a web server by intercepting all URL requests and provide custom URL responses in both synchronous and asynchronous way.
• Effortlessly access JavaScript DOM objects and work with them through JxBrowser DOM API with the automatic type conversion.

Check out the release notes for the full list of news and improvements, and see the migration guide for instructions on how to employ the new version’s possibilities in the projects, where JxBrowser is already used.

Please note, that starting from this version and further JxBrowser will be documented in the new Help Center. The documentation for JxBrowser up to 6.x remains available in the previous support portal.

We are looking forward to your impressions and suggestions on the new version!

DotNetBrowser 1.20 is Released!

We know it is April 1st, still we have released something seriously awesome:)
Please meet the DotNetBrowser 1.20 allowing you to:

• Display web pages more accurately, play MP3 audio, and easily set up printing across devices with new Chromium.
• Protect your application from security breaches with fix to CVE-2019-5786 Chrome vulnerability.
• Simulate complex real-life user interactions with key modifiers for simulated mouse events.
• Timely track down errors of proxy in Chromium.
• Define current Chromium version used in your application.

For more details on new features and fixes visit the Release Notes.

Or get your update straight away!

Important Security Fix in JxBrowser 6.23.1

We have released the minor version of JxBrowser in order to include the fix for the recently reported 0-day vulnerability (CVE-2019-5786) in Google Chrome. Therefore, we strongly recommend you to update JxBrowser in all of your projects to this version in order to protect yourself from possible security breaches.

Please take a look at the JxBrowser Release Notes for more details on the fix.

To learn more about the vulnerability and its possible effects, please refer to this post on the Google Security Blog.

Apart from this, version 6.23.1 includes a number of other fixes improving the library’s stability and usability.

Easier Printing, Faster Setup, and Secure Browsing with JxBrowser 6.23!

We are glad to announce the release of the new JxBrowser 6.23 running on Chromium 69!

Time-saving: allowing you to print on any device with a single driver, and reducing pre-launch setup on Linux.

Better-performing: displaying the web pages precisely as conceived by the maker, and working reliably in medical diagnostics environments.

More secure: allowing you to forbid automatic data sharing with Google servers, and launch JxBrowser under Java Security Manager with required access levels.

See the Release Notes page for the detailed inventory of the new opportunities.

Try it out and let us know how JxBrowser can be improved to serve you better.

DotNetBrowser 1.19 is Out!

The new DotNetBrowser is available for download! This version allows to handle confirmation dialogs, shown when the user is about to leave the page.

This update also includes a number of improvements and fixes adding up to stability and convenience of the library.

Please visit the Release Notes page for detailed description of what was changed in v1.19.

We welcome your feedback and questions via the support portal and under the #dotnetbrowser tag on Stack Overflow.

Updating JxBrowser Big Time to Support macOS Mojave & OpenJDK 11!

Java 11 has arrived. With the recent changes to Oracle JDK distribution and support, there’s been considerable uncertainty over the rights to use Oracle JDK vs Oracle’s OpenJDK builds. Many of our customers asked whether we are planning to support OpenJDK as well.

Today we are glad to let you know that now JxBrowser supports both Oracle JDK and Oracle's OpenJDK 11.

And there's more! V6.22 also supports macOS Mojave, IME on Ubuntu, and is able of listening to Upload Progress Events.

As usual, it got more stable with some fixes and improvements introduced.

Have a look at the full change list and download your v6.22.

We hope you enjoy using the new version as much as we did creating it!

Chromium 64-bit is Supported in DotNetBrowser 1.18

The new DotNetBrowser version supports Chromium 64-bit, and is capable of clearing HTTP Auth cache.

It also got more stable and flexible due to a number of fixes and improvements. Please see the Release Notes for details.

Got a tricky task for DotNetBrowser to handle? Try us out – we're eager for the new challenges!

DotNetBrowser 1.17 is Out!

Summer months were quite fruitful for DotNetBrowser. Newly released V1.17 features Default zoom level, Mouse input simulation, Upload progress notifications and more – picture what your .NET app could do with all the new options.

See the full list of changes on the Release Notes page.

We'd love to hear how else we can improve DotNetBrowser. Should you have any questions or suggestions, please drop us a line!

DotNetBrowser 1.16 – for the Best Looks of Your .NET Apps

Have your users see every dot of your app crystal-clear: starting with v1.16 DotNetBrowser supports HiDPI displays in every DPI awareness mode.

Moreover, this version introduces FIPS-compliance, and a whole bunch of useful improvements. See the full change list. 

If you feel, that DotNetBrowser can become even better, please get in touch with your comments and suggestions.

JxBrowser 6.21 is released!

An important #JxBrowser upgrade for Windows users: starting with this version library includes both Chromium 32-bit and Chromium 64-bit binaries. We also added support of HiDPI displays on Windows platform for Java 10. Download updated JxBrowser at: goo.gl/aK9Cuu.

DotNetBrowser 1.15 is Released!

Good news everyone! DotNetBrowser 1.15 is based on Chromium 64!

Take a look at the DotNetBrowser Release Notes for detailed information on the update.

JxBrowser 6.20 is released!

We're glad to announce, that the Chromium engine inside JxBrowser library was updated to v64.

Apart from this, JxBrowser 6.20 features NTLMv2 support and a list of important improvements.

See the full change record in JxBrowser Release Notes.

DotNetBrowser 1.14.1 is Released

The new version of the library features fixes for a number of reported issues, and a some improvements in key areas.

Please update the DotNetBrowser in your application for better stability and convenience.

See the details for this release at the Release Notes page.

JxBrowser 6.19 is released!

In this update we focused on improvements that were requested by our users. 
See the full list of improvements, and download the new version at the Release Notes page.