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Jautājums
SuperUser lasītājs "Guy named Jon" vēlas uzzināt, ko par: tukšo lapu tīmekļa pārlūkprogrammās ir paredzēts:
What is the about:blank page in a web browser used for? I was just wondering why it is there. Is it an actual webpage or just something that is built in? It seems to be completely empty except for the header and body.
Kāda ir informācija par: tukšo lapu tīmekļa pārlūkprogrammās?
Atbilde
SuperUser atbalstītāji Keltari un bwDraco mums ir atbilde. Pirmkārt, Keltari:
It is simply a blank page that is built into some web browsers. Some people just like to have a blank page rather than see/load anything else when they start their web browser or open a new tab/page.
Seko atbilde no bwDraco:
The about URI scheme is designated for internal web browser use. It originated in Netscape Navigator, the web browser that gave rise to Mozilla Firefox. This includes about:blank.
Per IETF RFC 6694, about:blank is reserved for a blank page. Essentially, every web browser that supports about implements about:blank and it is pretty much the same everywhere.
Because about:blank is little more than a blank internal page, it does not depend on any external resources and serves as a good default on metered connections or slow systems.
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