No, I don't think that's possible. Firefox, Chrome and all of those Web Browsers are heavily coded and made for web browsing. I don't think it's possible to make a Web Browser using Flash, unless you're the smartest guy in the world xD
What you could do, however, is to use the getURL code to open a new window, even though you don't want to, cause that's the only simple and the only way I know of
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Thanks for reply me..... here i give you some detail about my work.... Actually, I'm working on an offline CD project which runs at fullscreen mode. I use search feature in my glossary and if the typed word not present in cd then there is a button which on pressing it search online. But there the issue is that I don't want to open internet explorer or firefox independently. Is there any way to open IE or firefox inside flash projector file? huh...
You wan't to explain why, cause that answer obviously doesn't help him understand.
I'm not sure if you can, theres lots of handwork involved in building a browser, Tons of lines of code and concepts. you could try something different though, e.i. Inserting a URL into a text field and then using that url to send people to that site on one of the actual browser.
If you're making an offline CD then you should ideally be using something a bit more than a bog standard Flash projector, you may want to look at AIR or ZINC or some of the other swf2exe tools. I know Zinc can embedded an instance of IE (on PC) or Safari (on OSX) which can then be controlled to an extent. I would've thought AIR can too but I've never used it. Everything else is going to be a bit of a compromise.
Can I use flash as an online browser?
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