Challenging Issue

[funuser]

I'm trying to create a web portal in which I browse two different web pages at once via the same browser windows (no tabs, etc.)

I basically want the window to display two completely different html documents on the same page, side by side (without iFrames, without the object tag, and so forth). The html documents respond to different stylesheets, and they are entirely separate, except one can recognize the content of the other.

So like completely different web pages, but I can use one side to see the URL of the other side. It's almost like a web browser with two simultaneous pages running. I figured since most browsers were created in C++, this would be the appropriate crowd for such a deep question.

If you need any clarification regarding what I am trying to do, just let me know.

Thanks!

funuser

[helios]

Are you going to install an extension/plugin in the user's browser?

[funuser]

No, I don't wish to use plugins.

[helios]

Then what do you care what language the browser is written in? You'll just use whatever web stuff web developers use to make their web stuff, which we can't really help you with.