URLlänks

URLlänks is a Swedish term that translates to "URL link" or "web link." It refers to the address of a resource on the internet, typically a webpage. In its most common form, a URLlänk consists of a protocol (like http or https), a domain name (like example.com), and sometimes a specific path to a file or directory on that domain.

These links are fundamental to the functioning of the World Wide Web, allowing users to navigate between different websites and access information. When a user clicks on a URLlänk, their web browser uses the information within the link to locate and retrieve the specified resource. URLlänks can be embedded within text as clickable hyperlinks, or they can be shared independently. The structure of a URLlänk is standardized, ensuring that browsers and servers can correctly interpret and process them. Understanding URLlänks is essential for anyone using the internet to access information or share content online.