Duplicate of CIW Lesson 4 Web Browsing

What problem would be corrected if you increased the cache size

In the following URL, what is "http:" domain part called? http://www.CIWcertified.com

hides the actual IP address from the Internet, thereby protecting the entire network

The part of the browser responsible for reading and processing programming languages

A programming method that isolates a particular application or process

This feature allows users to browse and leave no cached information

An application that adds extra capabilities to your Web browser

An instruction from a running application that executes a particular task

The browser folder that contains previously viewed web pages

What problem would you correct by verifying the browser configuration with proxy server?

The part of the browser responsible for reading the web page and presenting it to end user

A URL that includes a path past the domain into the folder structure of the web site

Chrome, Safari, Opera, Lynx are all examples of what?

A URL that gives the full path to a resource

Tool to guide users with step by step instructions for installation of software or application

Instead of typing the URL for a favorite website, what can you do?

Browser window within a browser

Standardized method of referring to a resource using a text string

Code that controls how the browser accesses the network

Where web page cookies and related data are stored locally on the hard drive

The first web page that displays when you access a domain

In the following URL, what is ".com" domain part called? http://www.CIWcertified.com

What problem would be solved if you check to see if cache size is too large or empty the cache

In the following URL, what is "CIWcertified" domain part called? http://www.CIWcertified.com

Text string that identifies an internet address and the method to access it (a type of URI)

An approach in which a project lacks any constraints imposed by a prior development

A file that contains information sent between server and client to track user activity

Often called plug-ins, add-ons or helper applications

A URL that gives an abbreviated path to a resource using the current page as the starting place