It is generally a better choice than HttpWebRequest unless you need to leverage the additional features that HttpWebRequest provides. The following code snippet shows how you can work with WebClient.

Google says that it will allow enterprise admins to use the fully-featured webRequest ad blocking API for free even after the Manifest V3 Chrome Extensions platform changes will take effect.

PowerShell has cmdlets for working with Web resources, including those up in the cloud. Let's take a look in this first of a three-part series.

Google will deprecate all blocking capabilities in the webRequest API as part of future Chrome Extensions platform Manifest V3 changes, with enterprise deployments being the exception to the rule.

Invoke-WebRequest functions identically to Wget and serves the same purpose, as a non-interactive network downloader, or simply put: A command that allows a system to download files from anywhere ...