The WebView control allows you to display content from sites in your app using a small window that renders the HTML using the same rendering engine as Internet Explorer. It does have some limitations and most likely if you are providing content in your app, your goal is to augment your app with fresh data rather than try to superimpose a full-blown web application on your own native Windows Store app. Trying to strip down content can be quite cumbersome once you wade through the myriad RegEx expressions or other utilities available. Here's a simple trick that will work with most content-oriented sites like blogs and online magazines. It allows you to get a more basic view of the content and present it without all of the bells and whistles you may end up pulling down with regular content.


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