Sentence examples for webpage by from inspiring English sources
Initially, Turkish internet service providers (ISPs) were simply redirecting traffic to a government webpage by forcing the DNS servers, which send to the correct IP addresses for the site they are trying to access, to redirect away from Twitter's homepage.
The request was posted to the main Def Con webpage by Jeff Moss, the founder of the hacking conference.
You can add a bookmark on a venues's Gowalla webpage by clicking on the "Bookmark" button under the map.
In this attack, the attacker makes a fake webpage by copying or making a little change in the legitimate page, so that an internet user will not able to differentiate between phishing and legitimate webpages.
The company has since gone on to allow for embeddable annotations, surfacing Genius annotations on any website, as well as the ability to let users annotate any webpage by adding the genius.it/prefix.it/prefix
Upon selecting a grid point by double click, one can then link to the molecule page at the DrugBank webpage by clicking on the DrugBank ID displayed below the structural formula (Fig. 3c), or access a similarity browser to search for nearest neighbours in the original high-dimensional fingerprint space via the control panel (Fig. 3d/e).
In Australia, the Communications and Media Authority used DNS filtering and was found to have understated the number of banned webpages by more than 1,000 in 2009.
TrafficPaymaster, which claimed to produce webpages by "spinning and scraping" content and then seeking to attract advertising – in contravention of Google's code of conduct – is no longer on sale.
Spellr.us monitors webpages by running site-wide spell checks at regular intervals.
Safari is also adding a new feature called "Reader" which will make it easier to read webpages by taking away all the excess design (and ads).
A session is most commonly defined as the set of click streams of contiguously visited webpages by a certain user aimed mostly at carrying out a single activity on the Web.
