Remote browser in C#

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I have two machines and one has active internet connection. How to make simple browser that streams data from online pc to offline pc using c#. Any help is appriciated.

What I have tried:

i know about remote desktop but only one user at a time can use it

Posted 9-Sep-17 20:21pm

Avijit Palit

Updated 9-Sep-17 20:41pm

OriginalGriff

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2017-09-09T20:41:00

That doesn't make a lot of sense: if one of the computers has internet access, and the other is connected to it via a network - LAN or WiFi - then the other has the same access to the internet via the same router.

If the offline PC isn't connected to the online PC via a network, then it has to be physically connected to it via a different medium such as a serial link: which is slow and difficult. While is it possible to stream the HTML via a serial link, it wouldn't be a comfortable browsing experience: akin to using a 56K modem over a very bad telephone line, given the large size of modern websites. And actual streaming? Don't even think about it, if you want a frame rate that is measured in "per second" rather than "per day".

I think you need to reconsider what you are trying to achieve, and maybe think about how the two are to be communicating first - and we can't help you with that!