The biggest advantage is the WebBrowser control can easily embed win form application, but Microsoft seems to have no interest in this control so many years has not improved, resulting in a bunch of questions.
1. does not support https
2. The default simulation ie 7, ie if you want to simulate other versions have to modify the registry, but modify the registry will lead to other problems. Specifically discussed in another post where: https://www.cnblogs.com/badnumber/p/11087619.html
3. Even by modifying the registry, you can simulate high version of ie, or have other questions, because after all, and really high version ie not the same. Today discovered a problem, textarea elements under ie 11, supports spell checking while typing, there will be a red wavy line under misspelled words. However, when using the WebBrowser control, this function disappeared.
Below that alternative, CefSharp link at the top of the post, said that. Today saw a man Genghen, modify selenium code: http://bradbax.blogspot.com/2013/07/driving-embedded-wpf-browser-with.html
Also discussed in this post a lot of programs: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/790542/replacing-net-webbrowser-control-with-a-better-browser-like-chrome
My life is limited, so many programs try down, not gray hair? In fact, the easiest alternative is: do not "embedded", opened directly with Process.Start real browser or directly with Selenium.