URL: Address of resource (e.g., https://example.com/page)
URI: Identifier of resource (URL or URN)
URN: Unique name without location (e.g., urn:isbn:0451450523)
Small icon displayed in browser tab/address bar.
<link rel="icon" type="image/png" href="favicon.png">
Absolute: Full path (https://example.com/page)
Relative: Based on current file (about.html)
Root-relative: From site root (/images/logo.png)
Pros: Embed external content (maps, ads)
Cons: Security issues, SEO problems, slow
HTMLCollection: Live list (e.g., getElementsByTagName)
NodeList: Static list, supports forEach (querySelectorAll)
PWA: Offline support, installable, push notifications
Normal Site: Needs internet, no app-like features
HTML: Structure
CSS: Style & layout
JS: Interactivity & dynamic behavior
HTTP: Unsecured communication
HTTPS: Secure, encrypted (SSL/TLS), required for modern apps
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