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BROWSER FOR NAVIGATION FOR SEARCH


 

   A browser is a program for opening websites When a user requests a web page
from a particular website, the browser retrieves the files from the web servers
and then displays the page on the user's screen Web browsers are used on a
variety of devices, including desktop computers, laptops, tablets, and
smartphones In 2020, around 49 billion people used the browser[1] The most used
browser is Google Chrome with a global market share of 65% across all devices,
followed by Safari with an 18% market share[2]

A browser is not the same as a search engine, although they are often confused 
A search engine is a website that provides links to other websites In order to
connect to the website's server and view web pages, the user must have a web
browser installed  In some technical contexts, browsers are referred to as user
agents


FUNCTIONALITY

View   with a browser (Firefox)

The purpose of a browser is to retrieve content from the World Wide Web or local
storage and display it on the user's device[6] This process begins when a user
enters a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) such as https://enwikipediaorg/ into the
browser Almost all URLs are obtained using Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP),
which is a set of rules for data transfer If the URL uses HTTP Secure Mode
(HTTPS), the connection between the browser and the web server is an encrypted
communication for security and privacy reasons[7]

Web pages typically contain links to other websites and resources Each link
contains a URL, and when you click or tap on it, the browser switches to the new
interface Most browsers use an internal cache of webpage resources to reduce
loading times on subsequent visits to the same page Multiple objects, eg Large
images, for example, can be pinned so they don't have to be reloaded from the
server[8] Cached objects are typically only retained for the time specified in
the web server's HTTP response message[9]


DATA PROTECTION

When navigating, the browser stores cookies that it has received from various
websites Some of them contain login information or website settings[10] However,
others are used to track user activity over longer periods of time, so browsers
usually provide a way to delete cookies[10] More accurate processing of cookies
usually requires a browser add-on[11]


HISTORY

Left to right: Nicola Pellow and Tim Berners-Lee in 1992; Marc Andreessen 2007

Article: History of the web browser

See also: Timeline of the web browser

The first web browser, called the World Wide Web, was developed by Sir Tim
Berners-Lee in 1990[12][13] He then hired Nicola Pellow to write a browser that
would display web pages on dumb terminals[14] The Mosaic browser was launched in
April 1993 and later became the first mainstream browser[15][16] Thanks to the
innovative graphical user interface, surfing the World Wide Web has become easy
and thus more accessible for ordinary people This re-ignited the internet boom
of the 1990s when the web grew very rapidly[16] Marc Andreessen, leader of the
Mosaic team, founded his own company Netscape, which launched the Netscape
Navigator in 1994 under Mosaic's influence.Microsoft released Internet Explorer
in 1995, which led to a browser war with Netscape Microsoft has achieved a
dominant position in the browser market in a few years for two reasons: It
combined Internet Explorer with the popular Microsoft Windows operating system
as free software with no usage restrictions Internet Explorer's market share
rose to over 95 percent in the early 2000s[18] In 1998, Netscape later founded
the Mozilla Foundation to develop a new browser based on the open source
software model 

Google launched the Chrome browser in 2008 and steadily took market share from
Internet Explorer to become the most popular browser in 2012[21][22] Since then,
Chrome has dominated[2] In 2015, Microsoft replaced Internet Explorer with Edge
in the Windows 10 version[23] Since the early 2000s, browsers have greatly
expanded their HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and multimedia capabilities One reason was
the advent of more complex websites such as

modern web applications

time

 

6734%

Microsoft Edge

 

1081%

Safari (browser)

 

893%

Mozilla Firefox

 

728%

opera

 

29%

Internet Explorer

 

084%

See also:

Share of browsers used The most used browser worldwide is Google Chrome with a
global market share of 65% of all devices[2] Google Chrome is based on Google's
free and open-source Chromium software project and is a central part of Google's
Chrome operating system Apple Safari has the second largest market share
worldwide with 18 percent [2], while Microsoft's Edge has the second largest
market share among desktop computers [24] Safari is based on WebKit and is the
default browser on Mac computers[26] Introduced in 2015, Microsoft Edge is the
default browser on computers running Windows 10 and 11[23] Firefox from the
Mozilla Foundation is the second most popular desktop browser[24] and, unlike
some of the more well-known products, is free and open source[27]

Some other browsers have become popular due to increased customization and
privacy concerns[28] Some of these browsers also have built-in ad blocking
features[28] Examples are Brave, Epic, Maxthon and Opera[28] The Tor browser
provides access to the anonymous Tor network[28] Tor provides access to the dark
web and repeatedly encrypts traffic to protect privacy[28] Other browsers have a
small market share compared to standard browsers; For example, Opera is clearly
the leading browser of choice with 249 percent market share in October 2022[2]

Features The

Most common browsers have many features in common They save your browsing
history automatically or can be used in private offline mode They also allow
users to set bookmarks, customize browsers with extensions, and manage user
passwords[29] Some offer synchronization services and web access features
[citation needed]

The traditional browser model places user interface features above the page
content

Most browsers share common user interface features, such as eg: [related
reference]

Allows the user to open multiple pages at the same time, either in different
browser windows or in different tabs in the same window

Previous and Next buttons to return to a previously visited page or move to the
next page

A refresh or reload button and a stop button to load the current page and stop
recording (In most browsers, the stop button is combined with the reload button)
Home A button

to return to the user's home page

Address: In the field you can enter the URL of the page and its screen, and in
the hot field you can enter terms into the search engine (Most browsers have the
search bar merged with the address bar)

Although mobile browsers have similar interface features to the desktop version,
the limitations of touchscreens require a simpler mobile interface[30] The
difference is significant for users accustomed to keyboard shortcuts [31] Most
popular desktop applications also have

advanced

browsers

 Browser vendors regularly fix these security flaws, so students are advised to
update their browser software Other security measures include antivirus software
and avoiding known malicious websites

Browser vulnerabilities typically aim to prevent protection of the display of
contextual advertising [, the collection of personal identification information
for online marketing or identity theft, web tracking or web analytics from the
user against their will, using tools such as for example web bugs, clickjacking,
like jacking (targets the Facebook Like button),HTTP cookies, Zombie cookies or
Flash cookies (Local Shared Objects or LSO) [best required resource] adware,
viruses, spyware eg B installing trojans (to gain access to users' computers by
hacking) or other malware, including stealing online banking through a browser





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