Navigation is the first step of loading a web page. It happens when the user enters a URL in the address bar or clicks on a link. The first step is to find the IP address where the resources are…

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This post provides a deep dive into how web browsers work, including the navigation process, fetching resources, parsing HTML and CSS, executing JavaScript, and rendering the page.

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<p>Really detailed, will have to read it again because some words just flew over my head. This is actually an interview question in placements, “What happens when you enter a URL in a browser?”</p>
<p>It’s the simple one’s that are the most tough to answer!</p>
