DETERMINING APPROPRIATE BROWSING APPLICATIONS FOR SELECTED NETWORK RESOURCES,申请号US201313836540-传众专利搜索

DETERMINING APPROPRIATE BROWSING APPLICATIONS FOR SELECTED NETWORK RESOURCES

申请公布号：US2014280482(A1)

申请号：US201313836540

申请日期：2013.03.15

申请公布日期：2014.09.18

申请人：

Amazon Technologies, Inc.

发明人：Crosley Jay Austin

分类号：H04L29/08

主分类号：H04L29/08

地址：US

摘要：A network resource, such as a page, may be loaded or rendered in different manners on a plurality of different browsers. Data and information regarding the loading and/or rendering of various network resources on a variety of browsers, including data or information regarding errors, latencies or customer ratings of the loading or rendering of such resources on such browsers, may be evaluated in order to identify the most appropriate browser for viewing a requested network resource. If that network resource is available to a user who requests the network resource, then a recommendation or an instruction to view the network resource in the most appropriate browser may be provided to the user.

主权项：1. A non-transitory computer readable medium having computer-executable instructions stored thereon, wherein the instructions, when executed, cause a computer having at least one computer processor to perform a method comprising: identifying information regarding a request for a first network resource from a first browser operating on the computer;identifying browser performance data regarding the first network resource in a data store;identifying a preferred browser available on the computer for the first network resource based at least in part on the browser performance data regarding the first network resource;determining whether the first browser is the preferred browser available on the computer;in response to determining that the first browser is the preferred browser available on the computer, causing the first network resource to be displayed in the first browser; andin response to determining that the first browser is not the preferred browser available on the computer; causing the first network resource to be displayed in the preferred browser available on the computer.