Is browser control by operating system?

Answer 1

If your browser was not operated by a system, it wouldn't work. Browsers are controlled by intelligent microscopic chips in your computer. When you download a security system into your computer these microchips memorize everyhting that happens on you're computer so if someone tries to hack into it, it is physically impossible without a security warning being sent out. This gets sent to a company which then calculates you're microchip and computer ID with the person who is trying to hack into your computer. This is why many computers have safe and secure passwords so it is harder for them to track you're computer. Browsers are very intelligent for you own safety, and as you will of noticed run throughyour internet, word proccessors and much much more. Almost everyhting on your computer uses a browser. Browsers also save things and memorize them if your computer happened to catch a virus. It locks all of your passwords and ID's so no-one can get them when your computer is not safe to use. So to answer your questions yes, browsers are contolled by an operating system (;