Web Browsers Crossword

type of software program that enables people to search for, interact with, and retrieve information resources
WWW
part of a software program that a person (the user) can interact with
displays content on the screen
coordinates actions between the user interface and the rendering engine
handles requests for information resources from networked servers
enables the browser to save browsing information
shows the URL
move to the web address that was visited immediately before or after the current page within same window
storing a web page so you can return to it easily in the future
remembers site passwords
locates the sites you visit repeatedly by matching terms you type
makes the web page appear larger or smaller
allows non-paid access to, and redistribution of, a product's design and creation details
representing the location of a web page or information resource on the web
method for transferring data from one computer to another through the Internet
global address of resources on the Internet
string of characters used to identify a resource
make the Internet work better by creating helpful documents to assist people with designing, utilizing, and managing the Internet
representation of data that can be read by humans. For example, the URL https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IETF is human readable because it's easy to see this is a web page about the IETF
representation of data that cannot be deciphered by humans. For example, the URL http://72.14.207.99 is non-human readable because strings of numbers don‘t mean much to most people