Method for performing mobile browsing through link window and content window

Abstract

The invention provides a mobile browsing method. The method comprises the following steps: clicking the 'link key' in the 'link window' of a mobile phone browser to perform 'down key' operation; clicking 'content key' to execute the functional operation corresponding to the default link in 'link window' and switch to the 'content window'; clicking 'link key' in the 'content window' of the mobile phone browser to switch to the 'link window' and automatically perform once 'down key' operation; and clicking 'content key' to perform the operation of scrolling down the screen or execute 'PageDown' link operation.

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Technical field: [0001] The present invention is a method for browsing web pages of a mobile phone. Background technique: [0002] Compared with the computer, the screen of the digital keyboard mobile phone is smaller, and the corresponding human-computer interaction operation can only be performed by using the function keys and 12 number keys on the keyboard. When browsing the web through the digital keyboard mobile phone, there is no pointing device such as a mouse. , the steps of mobile phone browsing operation are very cumbersome, because the screen is small, so users must frequently scroll the screen and perform multiple "next page" link operations to browse all the content of a complete content webpage, which is obviously not perfect. [0003] At present, most mobile browsers are single-window browsers. Although some mobile browsers provide multi-window browsing functions, most users still browse web pages through only one browsing window, which is essentially a singl...

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[0002] Compared with computers, mobile phones with digital keyboards have smaller screens, and can only use the function keys and 12 numeric keys on the keyboard to perform corresponding human-computer interaction operations. , the mobile phone browsing operation steps are very cumbersome, because the screen is small, so the user must frequently perform screen scrolling operations and multiple "next page" link operations to be able to browse all the content of a complete web page, which is obviously not perfect

[0003] At present, most mobile phone browsers are single-window browsers. Although some mobile phone browsers provide multi-window browsing functions, most users still browse webpages through only one browsing window, which is still a single-window browser in essence. This is obviously unreasonable when multi-window browsers on computers have been widely used

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