Multi-level web surfing

Proceedings of the 34th Annual Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences Pub Date : 2001-01-03 DOI:10.1109/HICSS.2001.926535

T. Jiang, Wenyu Cao, D. Clark

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Web browsers have become the most popular interactive interfaces ever developed and widely deployed in the computing history. Through links embedded in a web page, a user can browse virtually any digital resources in the world. Although these links are naturally interconnected and hierarchical, the browsing model is typically in linear and at any point of time only one-level of information can easily displayed in the whole hierarchy. For example, to browse a book, first the top-level information (say, table of contents) is downloaded and displayed. Click a chapter link to a specific chapter (the next-level information). Click back button to go back to the top-level. Click another chapter link to go to the next level of information. Click back button to go back to the top-level and so on. This paper describes a multi-level web surfing system that allows a user to display multi-level of information and browse at any level without losing the information of the current level. With the system, a user can select either a hint window displaying the extracts of a linked page when the mouse is over a link or a pop window showing the linked page when the mouse is over a link without clicking it.

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多级网页浏览

Web浏览器已经成为计算机历史上开发和广泛部署的最流行的交互界面。通过嵌入网页的链接，用户几乎可以浏览世界上任何数字资源。虽然这些链接自然地相互连接并分层，但浏览模型通常是线性的，并且在任何时候，整个层次结构中只能轻松显示一层信息。例如，要浏览一本书，首先下载并显示顶层信息(例如目录)。单击指向特定章节的章节链接(下一级信息)。单击后退按钮返回到顶层。点击另一个章节链接进入下一个信息层次。单击back按钮返回到顶层，依此类推。本文描述了一个多层次的网页浏览系统，该系统允许用户显示多层次的信息，并在任何级别进行浏览，而不会丢失当前级别的信息。使用该系统，用户可以在鼠标停留在链接上时选择显示链接页面摘录的提示窗口，也可以在鼠标停留在链接上而不单击链接时选择显示链接页面的弹出窗口。

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