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DotNetBrowser 4.3.0
Default fonts configuration
DotNetBrowser now lets you retrieve the fonts available on the system and use them as the browser’s default standard, serif, sans-serif, fixed-width, or mathematical font.
IReadOnlyList<Font> fonts = browser.Settings.DefaultFonts.Available;
Font font = fonts.First();
browser.Settings.DefaultFonts.Standard = font;
browser.Settings.DefaultFonts.Serif = font;
browser.Settings.DefaultFonts.SansSerif = font;
browser.Settings.DefaultFonts.FixedWidth = font;
browser.Settings.DefaultFonts.Mathematical = font;
string displayName = font.DisplayName;
Chromium 152.0.7977.65
We upgraded Chromium to a newer version, which introduces 349 security fixes. Among them:
- CVE-2026-76034: Buffer overflow in WebGL
- CVE-2026-76036: Buffer overflow in Dawn
- CVE-2026-76017: Use after free in Chromoting
- CVE-2026-79282: Use after free in ANGLE
- CVE-2026-76033: Inappropriate implementation in CORS
See the Chromium release announcements for more details.
Quality enhancements
- Fixed a video playback failure on pages that deliver video through a
custom scheme handled by
InterceptRequestHandler. - Fixed
BrowserViewflickering when resizing WinUI 3 windows in hardware-accelerated rendering mode. - Fixed blurry rendering in Avalonia UI applications on scaled monitors by adding a per-monitor DPI awareness declaration to the application manifest template.
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