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Revision as of 00:14, 16 May 2013
Formats connected with the World Wide Web, though most of them overlap into other categories; basically everything that can be put in a file format of any sort can be put on the Web, and a multiplicity of types of documents, graphics, audio, video, markup, programming languages, and more, are used there. The Web is a variety of HyperMedia, by far the most successful one.
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Blogging and web hosting platforms
Development software
Feeds, syndication, and metadata
Markup, documents and data
Miscellaneous
- Favicon
- Robots Exclusion Standard (robots.txt)
- Sitemap
- URL shorteners
Program/system-specific files (browser/server/OS/etc)
- Internet Shortcut
- webarchive (HTML packaging format used by Apple Safari)
- Web browser files (bookmarks, cookies, configurations, etc.)
- Web server files (server configuration, etc.)
Protocols and parameters
- Common Gateway Interface (CGI)
- DNS
- Domain name
- HTTP
- IP address
- IPV6
- Mime-type
- SOAP
- Tor
- URLs (and URIs, URNs, etc.)
- WAP
Scripts/Applets/Plug-Ins
- ActiveX
- JavaScript / ECMAScript
- Open Web App Manifest (.webapp)
- VBScript
- WMLScript
See also
See also E-Mail, newsgroups, and forums (a number of web-based messaging/social-networking things are there)
