Ty Anderson

Video: IE extension development made simple with Add-in Express for Internet Explorer

As the most popular browser Internet Explorer makes a nice target for solutions that extend browser functionality or that provide additional features for working with browser based content. Lucky for us developers Microsoft provides an SDK for Internet Explorer. This SDK provides tools that show how to customize IE menus, toolbars and more. Not so lucky for us is that each of these are based on COM or scripts and they lack cohesion because each must be developed as a separate solution.

Even luckier for us developers is that Add-in Express simplifies Internet Explorer plug-in development by providing an all-in-one framework. This framework offers a simple and quick way to build IE extensions. Some common examples that are even easier using the Add-in Express for Internet Explorer and .net toolset:

  • Customize IE toolbars and menus
  • Customize Explorer bars
  • Develop Browser Helper Objects
  • Access Internet Explorer objects and menus
  • Share data across customizations and provide cohesion across all different types of customizations

And best yet is that all customizations you create using the Add-in Express toolset are version neutral, which means they support Internet Explorer versions 6 through 9.

1024×768

Video: Add-in Express for Internet Explorer simplifies IE Extension development

800×600

Video: Add-in Express for Internet Explorer simplifies IE Extension development

You may also be interested in:

Creating Internet Explorer add-ons
Building custom IE toolbars
Creating Explorer bars
Customizing IE main menu and context menus
Intercepting IE events, HTML events and keyboard shortcuts

2 Comments

Post a comment

Have any questions? Ask us right now!