How to handle HTML rendering in C# WebBrowser control?

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Published on 2010-05-14T17:05:19Z Indexed on 2010/05/14 17:34 UTC
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Is any way to handle a moment when HTML page is rendered on C# WebBrowser control?

Edit. WebBrowser control has many events such as Navigated, GotFocus etc. I need to handle an event when HTML is rendered inside the control. Just wondered is it possible.

For example, in asp.net we have OnRender, OnInit, OnLoad, OnPreLoad events which form web-page life-cycle. OnLoad in asp.net is something like Navigated for WebBrowser, the idea is to handle event similar to OnRender.

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