I see no reason to put that in a class other then Form2 (Form2 is also a class!). If you do think you have a good reason, you can pass the WebBrowser along for the ride: Code: public void Navigate(WebBrowser wb, string url) { wb.Navigate(url); }
public void Navigate(WebBrowser wb, string url) { wb.Navigate(url); }
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