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...ion / applications / sites. Only logical security boundaries maintained by browsers ensures that one site cannot corrupt or steal data from another. However a ...006.<ref>[http://www.techworld.com/security/news/index.cfm?RSS&NewsID=5276 Browsers face triple threat(Techworld.com)]</ref> The name is a mix of [[HTTP cookie ...

...Internet]]-related [[software suite]]. Internet suites usually include a [[web browser]], [[e-mail client]] (often with a [[news client]] and [[address bo ...ffered as easily by desktop clients inside Internet suites and outside web browsers. ...

...ebsite]] or [[web application]] to function across different [[Web browser|browsers]] and [[Fault tolerance|degrade gracefully]] when browser features are abse ...often took priority over bug fixes, resulting in unstable browsers, fickle web standards compliance, frequent crashes and many security holes. ...

In web security, '''cross-site tracing''' (abbreviated "XST") is a [[network secur ...owser]]s, the exploit is able to collect the cached [[credentials]] of any web site, including those utilizing [[Transport Layer Security|SSL]]. ...

A '''PIGUI''' ([[Cross-platform|Platform Independent]] [[Graphical User Interface]]) package is a [[softwar ...ry platform. However, some applications do not lend themselves well to the web [[paradigm]], requiring a local application with GUI capabilities. Where su ...

...lication]]s. It was originally known as '''XPFE''', an [[abbreviation]] of cross-platform front end. It was also known as '''XPToolkit'''. To avoid confusion, it is ...le for building network applications like [[web browser]]s, leveraging the cross-platform functionality already built into the Gecko layout engine. ...

*[[:Category:Cross-platform free software|Cross-platform software]] *[[:Category:Free web browsers|Web browsers]] ...

Most modern class browsers owe their origins to [[Smalltalk]], one of the earliest object-oriented lan ...ntroduction of [[Java (programming language)|Java]] in the mid-1990s class browsers became an expected part of any graphic development environment. ...

| operating_system = [[Cross-platform]] | website = [https://web.archive.org/web/20120502003204/http://bookmarksync.com/ bookmarksync.com] ...

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...r has been downloaded over 2 million times from [[SourceForge]]<ref>{{Cite web|url=https://sourceforge.net/projects/jxplorer/files/stats/timeline?dates=20 ...

...ence information designed to assist in using a [[software application]], [[web application]] or [[operating system]]. Online help linked to the applicatio ...]] (now deprecated), [[HTML5]], Embedded presentations etc., Since it is [[web-based]], it works on [[Windows]], [[Linux]], and virtually all other [[Oper ...

{{Short description|Cross-platform JavaScript library}} | license = [[MIT License]]<ref name="jqorg-license">{{cite web ...

| operating system = [[Cross-platform]] ...s]] such as [[Adblock Plus]] used with [[Firefox]] web browser.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.foxnews.com/story/review-top-10-mozilla-firefox-extensions| ...

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{{short description|Web browser developed by Fenrir Inc}} | genre = [[Web browser]]; [[Mobile browser]] ...