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+ | A fully integrated computer application that not only browses the [[World Wide Web]], but also acts a user agent establishing session with user credentials. | ||
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+ | ==Context== | ||
+ | * Users are accustomed to the display and searching capabilities of the browser and typically start there in spite of numerous efforts to create some other primary start page for user interactions or user experience application. | ||
+ | * With the advent of the [[Progressive Web App]], there is an effort by the browser programmers to provide the user with an experience equal to that | ||
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+ | ==Problems== | ||
+ | The Application Program Interface (API) in the browser is limited to HTML, CSS and [[JavaScript]], standardized as ECMA Script to satisfy Microsoft's pique. | ||
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+ | ==User Sessions== | ||
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+ | ==References== | ||
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+ | See [[Trusted Browser]] for all user expectation of security from their [[Browser]]. |
Revision as of 11:36, 1 May 2022
Full Title or Meme
A fully integrated computer application that not only browses the World Wide Web, but also acts a user agent establishing session with user credentials.
Context
- Users are accustomed to the display and searching capabilities of the browser and typically start there in spite of numerous efforts to create some other primary start page for user interactions or user experience application.
- With the advent of the Progressive Web App, there is an effort by the browser programmers to provide the user with an experience equal to that
Problems
The Application Program Interface (API) in the browser is limited to HTML, CSS and JavaScript, standardized as ECMA Script to satisfy Microsoft's pique.
User Sessions
References
See Trusted Browser for all user expectation of security from their Browser.