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Which browser do you use to surf the Internet? Basically, everyone likes to navigate the Internet using Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, FireFox, Safari, Opera and more. However, isn\u2019t it cool if you can create your very own web browser that you can customize to your own taste? Yes, you can do that in Visual Basic 2015, and pretty easy too. In this lesson, we shall learn how to create a simple web browser and get it running in a few minutes.<\/p>\n

First of all, start a new project in Visual Basic 2015 and name it with any names you like, we are using the name MyWebBrowser. Change the size of Form1 to 800,600 in its properties window. Next, you need to add an engine so that your web browser can connect to the Internet, and this very engine is the WebBrowser control, located on the Toolbox on the left side, set its size property to 600,400 and change its name to \u00a0MyWebBrowser\u00a0.
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