Web Browsing is the process of viewing hypermedia documents, commonly called webpages, created using the HTML design guidelines. In order to use the World Wide Web (WWW), you need a computer that is connected to the Internet and a Web browser, (or HTML client application). Although Web browsers originally only allowed the viewing of Web pages with text and graphics, the latest generation of browsers serve also as e-mail clients, newsreaders, and have "plug-in" capability for adding mini-applications that increase the browser's functionalities. They also support Java, a distributed programming language developed for cross-platform and cross-network applications.
