Internet Reference
Internet
IANA (Internet Assigned Numbers Authority)
ICANN (Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers)
IETF
faqs.org
HTTP
HTTP 1.1 at w3.org
HTTP at MDN Web Docs
To view HTTP headers on Chrome:
Console - Network - (Reload page) - (select a request) - Headers
More HTML
HTML
HTML 5
HTML 5.2 spec at w3.org
HTML 5 finally includes proper multimedia support.
It includes
<video> and
<audio>
tags to standardise multimedia embedding.
HTML special characters
w3schools.com
MDN Web Docs
Character encoding started with the English-language alphabet:
Character encoding is now extended to all alphabets:
Unicode
UTF-8 .
Variable number of bytes per character (1 to 4).
Uses 1 byte for ASCII chars (is identical to ASCII).
Uses 1 to 4 bytes for other characters.
Character encodings on the Web .
UTF-8 is the standard.
From
Eric A. Meyer .
Client-side.
View Source to see how this is done.
Encode
Decode
My pages
My early history online
* MGonzNet
* --------------------------------------------------
* help Help
* who Nice VM Who
* scoop The truth!
* get Get the p program for your machine
* p Query VM/SCS printer queues
* p :printer: Query specific printer
* --------------------------------------------------
My "home page" in Feb 1989 .