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...Mozilla Firefox was designed with the idea of being a small and simple web browser, delegating more advanced functions to Mozilla extensions.}} ([http://en.wi Browser extensions can be considered a variant of [[rich internet application]]s, s

{{web technology tutorial|Intermediate}} ...5 compliant browser (issued 2011 or later), e.g. FireFox, Chrome, Opera or Safari. These examples will not work with Internet Explorer 9.

=== Browser plugins and Bookmarklets === ...lla/Firefox and Safari. Use it to see the box model for any element on any Web page.

...luate arbitrary XPath and XQuery expressions against the current frontmost Safari webpage. [10/2005] * [http://www.xqib.org/ XQIB] XQuery in the browser (IE / FF 3.5, Windows) (Feb 2010). Not tested. May need administrator right

...install or maintain, since everything is delivered through a standard web browser -- anytime, from anyplace. ...ol computer lab, the faculty lounge or the library, the online access to a web based storage is prime. In addition Googledocs is

{{web technology tutorial|Beginners}} === Browser support ===

...ions on various topics covering the state of CSS handling across all major web browsers that are currently in use. Since not all browsers share the same r ...d website to retain a consistent visual representation regardless of which browser is used and on which computing platform.

{{web technology tutorial|Intermediate}} * Learn why standards are important and why web pages should comply with standards

=== Native Web browser implementations === ...in the Synchronized Multimedia Integration Language (SMIL) 2.0 World Wide Web link working draft. SMIL 2.0 is the W3C successor to SMIL 1.0. HTML+TIME 2.

...loaded each time the user requests a change. This is meant to increase the web page's interactivity, speed, and usability.}}, retrieved 15:11, 9 February * The XMLHttpRequest object is used to exchange data asynchronously with the web server.

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{{Web technology tutorial|Beginners}} ...there exist many easy [[CSS links#General_Tutorials|CSS tutorials]] on the web. This text is intended for students who also must learn principles and who

...SVG images on web pages include Firefox, Internet Explorer (IE 9+), Opera, Safari and Google Chrome. ...d''', but the tool requires learning and SVG code is not optimised for the web.

{{quotation|Web accessibility refers to the inclusive practice of making websites usable by See also: [[web usability]], [[usability]], [[ergonomics]] and [[cognitive ergonomics]]

{{web technology tutorial|Intermediate}} ..., including Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer 9, Google Chrome, Opera and Safari. Earlier versions of Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) do not support SVG na

{{web technology tutorial|Introductory}} * See the list of [[web technology tutorials]]

.... We shall focus on '''3D and the Internet''', that is: 3D contents on the Web, 3D applications that use the Internet, and 3D models shared over the Inter ...sersupportwebgl.com/]. If it says "nay" then upgrade if your have an older browser or IE 9. If you have Firefox 4, read on...

{{Web technology tutorial|Beginners}} ...there exist many easy [[CSS links#General_Tutorials|CSS tutorials]] on the web. This text is intended for students who also must learn principles and who