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The 19 pages that link to JavaScript, each with the reason it gives.

• HTMLRelated: Scripts can inspect and change the HTML-derived document while a page runs.

• Web browserRelated: Browser engines execute JavaScript to support dynamic content and user interaction.

• Web applicationRelated: JavaScript can run in the browser to update interfaces without reloading whole pages.

• Document Object ModelRelated: JavaScript commonly reads and changes browser DOM objects.

• Netscape NavigatorRelated: Netscape created JavaScript and first shipped it in Navigator 2.0.

• Progressive web appRelated: It implements interactive features and coordinates many browser APIs.

• Web standardsRelated: Its language standard enables scripts to behave consistently across implementations.

• Web developmentRelated: It adds dynamic behavior to interfaces and can also run on servers.

• Web pageRelated: JavaScript enables pages to respond to actions and update dynamically.

• HTML5Related: HTML5 features often pair markup with JavaScript for interactive behavior.

• WebsiteRelated: JavaScript can update website content and respond to user actions.