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Web topic 24 usage of web browser
This document discusses web browsers. It defines a web browser as software that allows users to view web pages and other online content. It lists some common web browsers like Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, and Safari. It outlines features of web browsers such as spell checkers, bookmarks, and pop-up blocking. The document also notes technologies supported by browsers like Java, RSS, and XHTML and languages supported like English, German, and Spanish. It concludes by mentioning browser plugins and trends in internet statistics and users.
Web topic 24 usage of web browser
- 1. Web Authoring Topic 24 – Usage of Web Browser
- 2. Objectives Students should ableto: 1. Explain what is a web browser. 2. State the web statistics and trends.
- 3. Web Browser What isa web browser? A Web browser is actually a software application that runs on your Internet- connected computer. It allows you to view Web pages, as well as use other content and technologies such as video, graphics files, and digital certificates, to name a few.
- 4. Different Web Browsers Thereare different web browsers that are available and in use today: - Internet Explorer, - Mozilla, - Mozilla Firefox, - Netscape, - Safari, - Opera
- 5. Web Browsers Some commonfeatures that are included with web browsers are spell checkers, search engine toolbars, download managing, password managing, bookmark managing, etc. Accessibility features that may be included with many web browsers include page zooming, ad filtering, pop-up blocking, tabbed browsing, etc.
- 6. Web Browsers There area number of different technologies that are supported with many web browsers. Some of them are frames, Java, RSS, SVG, WML, and XHTML. Support for different languages by web browsers include English, Arabic, German, Dutch, Swedish, Chinese, French, Spanish, etc.
- 7. Web Browsers Web browserscan also be personalized to an individual’s needs by utilizing web browser accessories that are not included with the initial browser software. These applications are referred to as “plug- ins”, and a few of the more popular ones are QuickTime, RealPlayer, Shockwave, as well as Adobe Acrobat Reader.
- 8. Web Statistics andTrends Feedback on internet statistics
- 9. Web Statistics andTrends Feedback on internet users