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Web browser
editHow you look at the web
edit- Introduction
- Web browser
- Comparison of web browsers
- History of the web browser
- List of web browsers
- List of web browsers for Unix and Unix-like operating systems
- Timeline of web browsers
- Usage share of web browsers
- Features
- Ad filtering
- Augmented browsing
- Bookmark (World Wide Web)
- Bookmarklet
- Browser extension
- Browser security
- Browser synchronizer
- Comparison of browser synchronizers
- Download manager
- Favicon
- HTTP cookie
- Incremental search
- Plug-in (computing)
- Privacy mode
- Smart Bookmarks
- Tab (GUI)
- Universal Edit Button
- Web standards
- Cascading Style Sheets
- HTML
- HTML5
- JavaScript
- MathML
- Online Certificate Status Protocol
- Scalable Vector Graphics
- Web Standards Project
- WebGL
- XHTML
- Related topics
- BrowserChoice.eu
- Graphical control element
- HTTP Secure
- Hypertext Transfer Protocol
- ILoo
- Internet suite
- Man-in-the-browser
- Mobile Web
- Offline reader
- Proxy auto-config
- Pwn2Own
- Revocation list
- Rich Internet application
- Site-specific browser
- SPDY
- Transport Layer Security
- Web Proxy Autodiscovery Protocol
- WebSocket
- World Wide Web
- XML
- Desktop browsers
- Abaco (web browser)
- Amaya (web editor)
- AOL Explorer
- Arachne (web browser)
- Arena (web browser)
- Arora (web browser)
- AT&T Pogo
- Avant Browser
- Beonex Communicator
- Camino
- Charon (web browser)
- Chromium (web browser)
- Classilla
- Comodo Dragon
- Comodo IceDragon
- Conkeror
- Deepnet Explorer
- Dillo
- Dooble
- ELinks
- Emacs/W3
- Epic (web browser)
- Firefox
- Flock (web browser)
- Fluid (web browser)
- Galeon
- Gazelle (web browser)
- Ghostzilla
- GNU IceCat
- Google Chrome
- GreenBrowser
- IBM Home Page Reader
- IBM Lotus Symphony
- IBrowse
- ICab
- Internet Explorer
- K-Meleon
- Kazehakase
- KidZui
- Kirix Strata
- Konqueror
- Line Mode Browser
- Links (web browser)
- Lunascape
- Lynx (web browser)
- Maxthon
- MediaBrowser
- MenuBox
- Midori (web browser)
- Mosaic (web browser)
- Mothra (web browser)
- Mozilla Application Suite
- NeoPlanet
- Net-Tamer
- NetCaptor
- NetPositive
- Netscape (web browser)
- NetSurf
- OmniWeb
- Opera (web browser)
- Origyn Web Browser
- Pale Moon (web browser)
- Pentadactyl
- QtWeb
- QupZilla
- Rekonq
- Safari (web browser)
- SeaMonkey
- Shiira
- Sleipnir (web browser)
- SlimBrowser
- SpaceTime (software)
- SRWare Iron
- Swiftfox
- Swiftweasel
- TenFourFox
- Timberwolf (web browser)
- Torch (browser)
- UltraBrowser
- Uzbl
- Vimperator
- W3m
- Web (web browser)
- WebbIE
- WebPositive
- XB Browser
- Xombrero
- Yandex Browser
- ZAC Browser
- Mobile browsers
- Amazon Silk
- BlackBerry
- Blazer (web browser)
- Bolt (web browser)
- Dolphin Browser
- Firefox for mobile
- Galio
- Google Chrome for Android
- IbisBrowser
- Internet Browser (Nintendo 3DS)
- Internet Explorer Mobile
- Iris Browser
- List of features in Android
- Microsoft Live Labs Deepfish
- Minimo
- NetFront
- Nintendo DS & DSi Browser
- Nokia Browser for Symbian
- Obigo Browser
- Opera Mini
- Opera Mobile
- Rockmelt
- Skweezer
- Skyfire (web browser)
- Steel (web browser)
- Teashark
- Television/game console browsers
- Google TV
- Internet Channel
- Kylo (web browser)
- MSN TV
- Nintendo Network
- Steam (software)