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...plications, in this context, could serve either human or computer users. A web browser, word processor, or computer game is an application with a human interface.

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...''' is a program that offers you services like a friendly toolbar for your web browser and then quickly and covertly steals your personal details. It can collect

...more people used it), ubiquity (with services being offered both through a web browser and on other websites through widgets, on the desktop, on mobile devices, a

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* [[Tim Berners-Lee]] ( - ) - Created [[World Wide Web]], first [[web browser]]

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;GWT Hosted Web Browser

All modern [[web browser]]s except [[Internet Explorer]] currently feature native support for some f

...pplication. The advantage of web mail access is that it can come from any web browser that can gain access, but webmail applications tend to be less feature-rich

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.... One example of a rather complex program would be the [[Mozilla Firefox]] web browser. Very often programs are written to run on top of an [[operating system]],

...get data from a web server's hard drive to the network cable (and client's web browser), and because it runs partially within the kernel but also partially as a d

* [[Firefox]] - The web browser in Ubuntu

...ied by the [[Hypertext Transfer Protocol]] (HTTP). Thus we can say that a web browser is an ''HTTP client'', and the web server is an ''HTTP server''.

...n the [[World Wide Web]]. HTTP is the means of communications between a [[web browser]] (a program which acts as an HTTP ''client'') and a [[web server]] (a prog ...exchange of the kind which is carried out every time a page is loaded in a web browser. In the following example, the user has entered the [[URL]] ''<nowiki>http: