hotlist
n. list of Internet addresses which a user saves for browsing in the future (Computers) | ||||
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Hotlist Definition from Computer & Internet Dictionaries & Glossaries
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hotlist
<World-Wide Web> (From hypertext "hot spot") A document on the World-Wide Web or a user's browser configuration file containing hypertext links, often unorganised and undocumented, to notable pages on the Web.
Compare the 19th century notion of a commonplace book.
(1995-04-16)
<World-Wide Web> (From hypertext "hot spot") A document on the World-Wide Web or a user's browser configuration file containing hypertext links, often unorganised and undocumented, to notable pages on the Web.
Compare the 19th century notion of a commonplace book.
(1995-04-16)
| Internet Glossary |
Hotlist
A list of frequently accessed documents. The term is often used to describe a list of Web pages that you keep in one place for easy access. In Netscape Navigator, the hotlist is called the bookmark list. In Internet Explorer, it's called the Favorites folder.
A list of frequently accessed documents. The term is often used to describe a list of Web pages that you keep in one place for easy access. In Netscape Navigator, the hotlist is called the bookmark list. In Internet Explorer, it's called the Favorites folder.
| Multimedia Glossary |
Hotlist
a list of frequently-accessed Web documents. Fun spots!
a list of frequently-accessed Web documents. Fun spots!
Hotlist Definition from Science & Technology Dictionaries & Glossaries
| Technical English by wpv |
Hotlist
A file containing lists of Internet Web pages, enabling you to easily access your favorite Web pages.
A file containing lists of Internet Web pages, enabling you to easily access your favorite Web pages.
Hotlist Definition from Language, Idioms & Slang Dictionaries & Glossaries
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hotlist
hotlist
(from hypertext "hot spot") a document on the world-wide web or a user's browser configuration file containing hypertext links, often unorganised and undocumented, to notable pages on the web.
hotlist
(from hypertext "hot spot") a document on the world-wide web or a user's browser configuration file containing hypertext links, often unorganised and undocumented, to notable pages on the web.