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AngleSharp follows the W3C specifications and gives you the same results as state of the art browsers. Besides the official API AngleSharp adds some useful extension methods on top. This makes working with the DOM convenient. AngleSharp integrates everything you need to explore and mutate the DOM tree. Node retrieval is straight forward by using powerful CSS query selectors. The CSS queries in AngleSharp are super fast and very simple to use.

...It abstracts the differences between various booru implementations such as Danbooru, Gelbooru, and others, allowing developers to query posts, tags, and metadata without needing to handle site-specific logic. The library is distributed via NuGet and integrates seamlessly into .NET applications, making it particularly useful for developers building image browsers, bots, or automation tools. It supports a wide range of booru endpoints and exposes structured methods for accessing posts by ID, tags, or hashes, as well as retrieving random images and metadata. Additionally, BooruSharp includes support for related APIs such as comments, favorites, and tag autocomplete, depending on the target site.

This sample project is created by the GroupDocs showcase team to demonstrate key benefits of an ASP.NET PDF viewer built using the commercial library – GroupDocs.Viewer for .NET. The viewer allows you to display PDF documents across all standard web-browsers (IE8+, Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Safari 5+, Opera, etc.) without having to install any software or plugins on end-user machines. Another core feature – is the ability to display PDFs in a read-only mode, so that end users can’t download, print or copy original PDF files while viewing them in a browser. Please note that GroupDocs.Viewer for .NET is a paid library. ...

WebKit .NET is a control library wrapper for WebKit written in C#. The aim is to make it easy for users to incorporate WebKit into their .NET applications.