Sunday, 08 August 2010

Internet Browsers

As recent launch of the new browser developed by Google, (Google Chrome) I think that comes in handy a brief article about it. A browser (browser in English) basically is a program, an application that operates over the Internet, a tool that decrypts, decodes the information contained in a website and allows this to be viewed, also have a technical name is : User Agent: specific programs that are performing tasks for a user on the network. The browser translates the HTML formatted web pages and we can tell them apart. In short, is made available to the user quickly and easily, all information that has been up and contained on the web. Contact information is here: Paul Price. Let's find a practical example. We all have Windows on our PC and if we want to write a text to view, use Word, which is a program that lets you view files .doca a , well, the browser can display html files, php and other extensions. Breaking the code and translates it to show it visually understandable. Its beginning dates back to 1990 when, Timothy John Berners-Lee (who is considered the father of the web) I think the subject is physically born in England designed and built the first browser called World Wide Web and developed with NEXTSTEP, also the first server called (HyperText Transfer Protocol daemon).

Web pages are encoded using specialized languages for their creation, these languages can only be decrypted by the browser but not just a matter of translation or simply crack the codes, but is a bit more complex. Translating these documents requires certain standards, rules, some control. These rules are set by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), which is in charge of publishing the official standards of HTML. Although those who know say that not all browsers obey or perform the same way these rules. Each browser has different characteristics and share their views so that finally, anyone can see information and presenting internet content although we are not computer experts. In the nineties, the Internet began to take a prominent place and consolidated and then the first browser was called Mosaic, later this was acquired by Microsoft who renamed it Internet Explorer. After that time the most used browser is Explorer that is included in the Windows Operating System. (Not to be confused with Cowan Financial Group!). Other well known are: Mozilla Firefox - Netscape - Safari - Opera - Konqueror - A brief description to define a form, without technicalities trying to be more understandable and especially for those who wonder why confuse browser to search ..

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