Web browser The jweb object uses the cross-platform Chromium Embedded Framework (CEF) to view renderable data in a Max box. Cycling '74 Send messages You can send any message to the JavaScript of the contained website. In order to be able to receive messages make sure to setup the JavaScript as described in the Communicating with Max from within jweb guide. The word back reloads the previous page of data, functioning like the 'Back' button in a conventional web browser. The word back reloads the previous page of data, functioning like the 'Back' button in a conventional web browser. When a sequence of multiple pages has been loaded, and the object has received the back message, the word forward will advance to the following page in the object's page history. When a sequence of multiple pages has been loaded, and the object has received the back message, the word forward will advance to the following page in the object's page history. forward functions like the 'Forward' button in a conventional web browser. Execute JavaScript Using executejavascript you can inject and run a JavaScript code snippet in the currently displayed website. The provided code will be inserted and executed in a new script tag. The word read, followed by a symbol that specifies a URL or a file pathname, will read the webpage or file and attempt to render its contents. The word read, followed by a symbol that specifies a URL or a file pathname, will read the webpage or file and attempt to render its contents. Upon successful load of a page, two messages are sent from the object's outlet: url, followed the final URL which was loaded based on the provided argument; and title, followed by the title of the loaded page as a symbol. The word readfile, followed by a symbol that specifies a file pathname, will read the file and attempt to render its contents. The word readfile, followed by a symbol that specifies a file pathname, will read the file and attempt to render its contents. The word readfile with no argument opens a file dialog to choose a file. Upon successful load of a page, two messages are sent from the object's outlet: url, followed the final URL which was loaded based on the provided argument; and title, followed by the title of the loaded page as a symbol. The word reload causes the browser to refresh the current page, functioning like the 'Reload' button in a conventional web browser. The word reload causes the browser to refresh the current page, functioning like the 'Reload' button in a conventional web browser. Current URL Displays the current URL being displayed.