### aggregation | package | computer programme:

Browser
* Many browsers allow the user to screen out graphics and use text only for viewing.
* Most browsers allow images to load as the page loads or after the page loads
  - users to set colors, even overriding page settings
  - are graphical, in the sense that they can display graphics as well as text
* Most browsers have a controllable font and font size
  - settings that allow the user to refuse to accept cookies
  - the ability to search a web page and highlight exact words
  - limit the number of connections to the Internet to four at any given point in time
  - seem to avoid infested bushes , perhaps because the ants stink of formic acid
* Most browsers support navigation via keyboard commands, mouse, or other input devices
  - the presentation of images, sounds, and video on a single screen
* Some browsers also allow users to completely disable their computer's ability to accept cookies.
* Some browsers display all pages with a white background and black text
  - security icons that indicate whether a transaction is secure
* Some browsers have problems when downloading files
  - the capability of having two or more windows open at the same time
* Some browsers have trouble printing web pages that contain white text on a dark background
  - with printing white text on a black background
  - implement their own form of Web site security
* Some browsers use a gray background when viewing web pages
  - proprietary data compression which can alter the appearance of graphics
* act as clients to web servers
  - in a client-server relationship with remote computers as servers
* allow people to treat the data spread across the Internet as a cohesive whole
  - view the Internet
  - users to view the contents of a site and navigate from one site to another
* also play an important role in defining standards for viewing Web content.
* are a necessity for anyone who uses the Internet
  - animals that have delicate snouts and feed on leaves, flowers, and shrubs
  - applications that can communicate with servers and display HTML formatted pages
  - client-server software applications
  - consumer applications
  - generally of two kinds, text-based and graphical
  - interpreters that read html
  - programs for displaying HTML-code
* are programs that people run to search out information on the Internet
  - pick through information
  - used to view Web pages
  - simply programs on a computer that read and interpret the hypertext language
* are software programs used to navigate the Web
  - which exist as a window to the Web
  - specialized computer programs that translate the special language used on the Web
  - spectators
* are the applications that allow for navigation and viewing of the web
  - essential tool of the Web
  - interface used by the user to access web pages remotely
* are the key client applications of the internet
  - viewer applications of the internet
  - programs for Internet browsing
* are the software packages that provide access to websites
  - programs that allow people to view Web documents
  - typically forest-dwelling animals that feed mainly on stems, twigs, and leaves
* caching occurs when a user's computer stores content and displays it multiple times.
* control the layout of a web page.
* differ as to how they display color.
* eat a variety of leafy vegetation, while grazers primarily eat grass.
* enable computer owners to easily locate and retrieve information on the Internet
  - the sending of encrypted data over the Internet
* interpret HTML tags to display headings, paragraphs, lists, and tables.
* kill websites.
* love to interact with real people.
* offer varying degrees of security, particularly in regard to encryption.
* provide the user interface for the Web.
* store old versions of webpages in their memory.
* vary greatly in their ability to work with assistive technology devices
  - in the way they display and print forms on the net
+ Acacia: Trees
  * One of four different species of ant lives in each of these igloos, which they open up by cutting holes into them. A dying bush whistles as the wind blows over these entrances. Most acacias make toxins that it rushes to leaves that are under attack by browsers. The whistling thorn does not. It is infested with stinging ants that swarm out and prepare to bite anything they can when the branch is disturbed. Most browsers seem to avoid infested bushes, perhaps because the ants stink of formic acid.