20 Things I Learned About Browsers and the Web Aasim Naseem, November 28, 2010 | Read Count: 15,492 Category: My Tutorials > Random TipsGoogle has published an amazing and must read ebook called 20 Things I Learned About Browsers and Web, this e book is created using HTML 5 :), and i must say it is a very good ebook to read. They have explained everything about the internet and the web, browsers and online computing concepts in 20 chapters in a very impressive manner using pics and so called videos. A book worth reading at least once and even more exciting is that the book is made in html5 and you can turn the pages by pressing right or left key. The explanations are put into terms that non-techie people can understand. This book contains the things you’ve always wanted to know about the web but were afraid to ask, read on. 20 Things I Learned About Browsers and Web – Chapters What is the Internet? Cloud Computing Web Apps HTML, JavaScript, CSS and more HTML5 3D in the Browser A Browser Madrigal Plug-ins Browser Extensions Synchronizing the Browser Browser Cookies Browser and Privacy Malware, Phishing, and Security Risks How Modern Browsers Help Protect You From Malware and Phishing Using Web Addresses to Stay Safe IP Address and DNS Validating Identities Online Evolving to a Faster Web Open Source and Browsers 19 Things Later share with your kids especially, they will learn allot by reading the contents present here. You can find this book at http://www.20thingsilearned.com/. Get knowledge and share with others. have a good day. (source: google help desk) Author Profile Aasim Naseem Hey, Thanks for your interest. I’m a PMP, AWS Solutions Architect, and Scrum Master certified professional with 17+ years of hands-on experience leading projects, building teams, and helping organizations deliver software solutions better, faster, and smarter. Outside of work, I’ve got a deep curiosity for history — especially ancient civilizations like Egypt. I also enjoy reflecting on the everyday moments that shape how we live and work. This blog is my space to share insights, lessons, and thoughts from both my professional journey and personal interests. Thanks for reading — and I hope you will find something here that matches your interest. Latest entries IslamJune 6, 2025 | Read Count: 336Economic impact of Eid-ul-Adha PMP CertificationMay 23, 2025 | Read Count: 565Best PMP Study Resources for 2025 (Books, Courses, Tools & More) Agile & FrameworksMay 7, 2025 | Read Count: 516Agile vs Scrum: Finally Understanding the Difference Agile & FrameworksApril 25, 2025 | Read Count: 543When Not To Use Agile: 5 Signs You Need a Different Approach Random Tips 20 Things I Learned About Browsers and the Webgoogle book
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