


You could refer to this article if you need assistance in adding a Nuget package to your project in Visual Studio.

Install the CefSharp library using nuget. You can read more about the various options available for using Chromium engine in WPF app.ĬefSharp is a C# import for Cef framework. There are various libraries that let you use Chromium browser in your WPF project. The other way is to use V8 engine(Chromium) used by Google Chrome. Using Browser Emulation for Web Browser control in WPF app How that can be done is explained in this post. One is to use browser emulation feature to use a different IE version browser instead of IE 7. This may become an issue while displaying modern websites. WebBroswer control in WPF by default uses IE 7 engine for rendering webpages.
