Introduction to internet browsers
The first graphical web browser, called WorldWideWeb, was developed in 1990 by Tim Berners-Lee. User friendly point and click interface, easy-to-remember domains and other flexible features created an explosive growth of the following technology.
Early internet browsers supported only a very simple version of HTML. Rapid and very competitive commercial browser development led to inventions of non standard HTML dialects and code interpretation that differs depending on the browser.
Due to interpretative nature of hypertext markup languages different web browsers display websites differently - Many poorly designed websites do not render correctly on all of them.
This makes web designer's work a hard task - One needs to understand how different web browsers work and test each new website to make certain changes that assure website's full compatibility.
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