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- Nachgewiesen in: USPTO Patent Grants
- Sprachen: English
- Patent Number: 8,612,846
- Publication Date: December 17, 2013
- Appl. No: 12/930918
- Application Filed: January 19, 2011
- Assignees: Google Inc. (Mountain View, CA, US)
- Claim: 1. A method comprising: receiving, by a browser executing on a device and from a first server, a first web page, said first web page including at least one hyperlink, said at least one hyperlink being associated with a network address that has at least a host component and a path component; modifying, by said browser, said path component to form a modified path component; generating, by said browser, a new network address based on said host component and said modified path component; sending, by said browser and based on said new network address, a request to a second server for a visual image of a second web page having said new network address, said second server being different than said first server; receiving, by said browser and from said second server, said visual image of said second web page; providing for display, by said browser, a visual image of said first web page including said at least one hyperlink; and providing for display, by said browser, a visual image of said second web page associated with said at least one hyperlink.
- Claim: 2. A method according to claim 1 and wherein said visual image of said second web page is provided, for display, at least partially concurrently with the display of said visual image of said first web page.
- Claim: 3. A method according to claim 1 and wherein said at least one hyperlink refers to a third web page.
- Claim: 4. A method according to claim 3 and wherein said second web page is the same as said third web page.
- Claim: 5. A method according to claim 3 and wherein said second web page is different from said third web page.
- Claim: 6. A method according to claim 5 and wherein a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) of said second web page is a portion of a URL of said third web page.
- Claim: 7. A method according to claim 6 and wherein said URL of said second web page is a top level URL of a host of said third web page.
- Claim: 8. A method according to claim 5 and wherein said second web page is a home page for said third web page.
- Claim: 9. A method according to claim 1 and wherein said visual image of said second web page is a snapshot of said second web page.
- Claim: 10. A method according to claim 1 and wherein said visual image of said second web page is in a bitmap form.
- Claim: 11. A method according to claim 1 and wherein said visual image of said second web page is resized to be smaller than said second web page.
- Claim: 12. A method according to claim 1 and wherein said visual image of said second web page is provided, for display, within the visual image of said first web page.
- Claim: 13. A method according to claim 1 and wherein said visual image of said second web page is provided, for display, alongside the visual image of said first web page.
- Claim: 14. A method according to claim 1 and wherein said visual image of said second web page is provided, for display, alongside said at least one hyperlink.
- Claim: 15. A method according to claim 1 and wherein said visual image of said second web page is provided, for display, hovering alongside said at least one hyperlink.
- Claim: 16. A method according to claim 1 and wherein said visual image of said second web page is provided, for display, hovering above said at least one hyperlink.
- Claim: 17. A method according to claim 1 , further comprising: receiving, by said browser, a selection of said at least one hyperlink; and obtaining, based on receiving said selection, a third web page associated with said at least one hyperlink.
- Claim: 18. A system comprising: a device to: receive, from a first server, a first web page, said first web page including at least one hyperlink to a second web page, said at least one hyperlink being associated with a network address that has at least a host component and a path component; modify said path component to form a modified path component; generate a new network address based on said host component and said modified path component; send, based on said new network address, a request to a second server for a visual image of a third web page having said new network address, said second server being different than said first server; receive, from said second server, said visual image of said third web page; provide, for display, a visual image of said first web page including said at least one hyperlink; and provide, for display, a visual image of said third web page associated with said at least one hyperlink.
- Claim: 19. A system according to claim 18 and wherein said third web page is the same as said second web page.
- Claim: 20. A system according to claim 18 and wherein said third web page is different from said second web page.
- Claim: 21. A system according to claim 20 and wherein a URL of said third web page is a portion of a URL of said second web page.
- Claim: 22. A system according to claim 21 and wherein said URL of said third web page is a top level URL of a host of said second web page.
- Claim: 23. A system according to claim 20 and wherein said third web page is a home page for said second web page.
- Claim: 24. A system according to claim 18 and wherein said visual image of said third web page is a snapshot of said third web page.
- Claim: 25. A system according to claim 18 and wherein said visual image of said third web page is in a bitmap form.
- Claim: 26. A system according to claim 18 and wherein said visual image of said third web page is resized to be smaller than said third web page.
- Claim: 27. A system according to claim 18 and wherein said second server stores images of web pages.
- Claim: 28. A system according to claim 27 and wherein said second server comprises a first database containing images of web pages.
- Claim: 29. A system according to claim 28 and wherein said second server further comprises a second database containing Uniform Resource Locators (URLs) of the web pages associated with the images.
- Claim: 30. A system according to claim 29 and wherein said second database is a relational database.
- Claim: 31. A system according to claim 28 and wherein said first database stores said images of web pages in a directory structure.
- Claim: 32. A system according to claim 27 , wherein said visual image of said third web page is generated and stored in said second server prior to said second server receiving said request for said visual image of said third web page.
- Claim: 33. A system according to claim 27 , wherein said visual image of said third web page is generated and stored in said second server prior to said device receiving said first web page.
- Claim: 34. A system according claim 18 and wherein said device is further to: provide, for display, said image of said third web page within said first web page.
- Claim: 35. A system according to claim 18 and wherein said device is further to: provide, for display, said image of said third web page alongside said first web page.
- Claim: 36. A system according to claim 18 and wherein said device is further to: provide, for display, said image of said third web page alongside said hyperlink to a second web page.
- Claim: 37. A system according to claim 18 and wherein said device is further to: provide, for display, said image of said third web page above said hyperlink to said second web page.
- Claim: 38. A system according to claim 18 and wherein said device is further to: receive user selection of said hyperlink to said second web page; and provide, based on the user selection, the second web page.
- Claim: 39. A device comprising: a processor; and a memory including a plurality of instructions that, when executed by the processor, cause the processor to: receive, from a first server, a first web page, said first web page including at least one hyperlink, said at least one hyperlink being associated with a network address that has at least a host component and a path component; modify said path component to form a modified path component; generate a new network address based on said host component and said modified path component; send, based on said new network address, a request to a second server for a visual image of a second web page having said new network address, said second server being different than said first server; receive, from said second server, said visual image of said second web page; provide, for display, a visual image of said first web page including said at least one hyperlink; and provide, for display, a visual image of said second web page associated with said at least one hyperlink.
- Claim: 40. A device according to claim 39 and wherein said visual image of said second web page is provided, for display, at least partially concurrently with providing, for display, said visual image of said first web page.
- Claim: 41. A device according to claim 40 and wherein said at least one hyperlink refers to a third web page.
- Claim: 42. A device according to claim 41 and wherein said second web page is the same as said third web page.
- Claim: 43. A device according to claim 41 and wherein said second web page is different from said third web page.
- Claim: 44. A device according to claim 43 and wherein a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) of said second web page is a portion of a URL of said third web page.
- Claim: 45. A device according to claim 44 and wherein said URL of said second web page is a top level URL of a host of said third web page.
- Claim: 46. A device according to claim 43 and wherein said second web page is a home page for said third web page.
- Claim: 47. A device according to claim 39 and wherein said visual image of said second web page is a snapshot of said second web page.
- Claim: 48. A device according to claim 39 and wherein said visual image of said second web page is in a bitmap form.
- Claim: 49. A device according to claim 39 and wherein said visual image of said second web page is resized to be smaller than said second web page.
- Claim: 50. A device according to claim 39 and wherein said visual image of said second web page is provided, for display, within the visual image of said first web page.
- Claim: 51. A device according to claim 39 and wherein said visual image of said second web page is provided, for display, alongside the visual image of said first web page.
- Claim: 52. A device according to claim 39 and wherein said visual image of said second web page is provided, for display, alongside said at least one hyperlink.
- Claim: 53. A device according to claim 39 and wherein said visual image of said second web page is provided, for display, hovering alongside said at least one hyperlink.
- Claim: 54. A device according to claim 39 and wherein said visual image of said second web page is provided, for display, hovering above said at least one hyperlink.
- Claim: 55. A device according to claim 39 and wherein said processor is further to: receive selection of said at least one hyperlink; and obtain, based on receiving said selection, a third web page associated with said at least one hyperlink.
- Current U.S. Class: 715/208
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- Primary Examiner: Queler, Adam M
- Attorney, Agent or Firm: Harrity & Harrity, LLP
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