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Which web browsers allow me to write addons/extensions using C# and .NET Framework?

ThinkingStiff
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Don't know about other browsers, But for Firefox:
How to write FireFox extension with Visual Studio using C# programming language?
And AFAIK:

.NET cannot be used to write extensions for FireFox. You could build an extension which runs your .NET application as a separate process.

from: Creating firefox add ons

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Kamyar
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Using Native Client, one could write a plug-in for Chrome that targets Mono.

http://www.mono-project.com/Release_Notes_Mono_2.10#Google_Native_Client_Support

Of course Mono supports C#...

I'll add that Native Client isn't the same thing as a browser extension or add-on. It's more akin to the Netscape Plug-in architecture or ActiveX controls.

http://code.google.com/p/nativeclient/

http://code.google.com/chrome/nativeclient/

Nate
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IE is there for sure

and well html and javascript used in asp.NET will help you work it for chrome

the C# or VB part in ASP.NET sure could be used for serverside process with extensions of any browser

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