Thanks a lot Ed ! i'll try to create a window and prevent it from being displayed. Wait and see ... B�atrice. "Ed Burns" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a �crit dans le message de news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > "B�atrice Philippe" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>... > > Hi ! > > i'm trying again to explain the problem. > > So i want to use Mozilla to go on a web site and get the web page. I know > > that i can have many informations about the rendering of that web page via > > the frame tree and "the rendering" generated by xpcom. But is it possible to > > get all these informations without displaying the web page on the screen ? > > for example, is it possible to get the style and the size of the text of a > > web page even if that web page is not displayed in a window? > > > > Any help would be nice, indeed. > > > I have observed that in order to load a URL, you need a docShell, and > in order to get a docShell, you need a native window handle. You may > be able to get what you want using an offscreen window, since the > embedding APIs seem dependent on having a native window pointer. > > Ed
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