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The 19 pages that link to Hypertext Transfer Protocol, each with the reason it gives.

• Streaming mediaRelated: Many streaming systems deliver media segments and manifests over HTTP.

• World Wide WebRelated: HTTP carries browser requests and server responses for Web resources.

• Web browserRelated: Browsers use HTTP, usually its encrypted form, to request pages and related resources.

• Client–server modelRelated: Web browsers use its request–response pattern to retrieve resources from web servers.

• HypertextRelated: HTTP delivers linked resources when hypertext is distributed across networked servers.

• World Wide Web ConsortiumRelated: HTTP is among the core technologies addressed by web standards work.

• Semantic WebRelated: HTTP provides the familiar web infrastructure on which Semantic Web identifiers and data can be accessed.

• HyperlinkRelated: Following many web hyperlinks initiates an HTTP request for the destination.

• Web standardsRelated: It standardizes how browsers and servers exchange web resources.

• WebmailRelated: Browser requests carry webmail interface data and actions over HTTP or its secure form.

• IntranetRelated: Internal websites commonly deliver pages and services over HTTP or HTTPS.

• Proxy serverRelated: HTTP defines the messages that web proxies commonly relay or inspect.

• WebsiteRelated: Browsers use HTTP or HTTPS to request a website's resources.

• Online magazineRelated: HTTP delivers magazine pages and associated media to web browsers.

• DownloadRelated: Browsers use HTTP or HTTPS to request many downloads from websites.

• History of the World Wide WebRelated: HTTP defined how early browsers requested pages from Web servers.