What is web browser?

A web browser is the program use to view pages and navigate the world web wide.  It is to connect to web servers, request documents and then properly format and display those documents.

The web browser is the most widespread deployment platform available to developers today: it is installed on very smartphone, tablet, laptop, desktop and very other form factor in between.

It is a highly complex program comprising many different functions that are typically implemented in several million lines of source code. Modern browsers are capable of handling dynamic HTML, style sheets, multiple scripting languages, Java applets, Really Syndication (RSS) feeds, FTP connections and more.

A plethora of extensions and plug-ins are available that transform the web browser into a very flexible application.

The webservers will enable the user to follow the hyperlinks on a web page and also to type in a URL for it to follow. It was expected that the browser to have a number of other commands readily available through menus, toolbars, and buttons.
What is web browser?

What is Hypertext Transfer Protocol?

Hypertext Transfer Protocol or HTTP is the protocol behind the World Wide Web. It is a system that hyperlinks geographically distributed multimedia documents.

HTTP is behind every request for a web document or graphic, every click of a hypertext link and every submission of a form.

The HTTP allows ‘documents’ to be created from multiple different text and image files, where each of these files may be stored on a different computer.

The web is about distributing information over the internet, and HTTP is the protocol used to do so. The client and servers interact with each other using the HTTP.

Hypertext Transfer Protocol is nowadays so widely used that word processing software like Microsoft Word automatically assumes the user intent to insert a hyperlink into a document whenever the user type a character string of web address.

Microsoft word automatically underlines the hyperlink, shades the text blue and underlines it.
What is Hypertext Transfer Protocol?