Webkeresés

Webkeresés, often translated as web search or internet search, refers to the process of finding information on the World Wide Web. This is typically accomplished using a web search engine, which is a software system designed to search for information on the web. Users input keywords or phrases, known as search queries, into the search engine's interface. The search engine then analyzes its index of web pages and returns a list of relevant results, usually presented as links to websites.

Search engines employ complex algorithms to crawl, index, and rank web pages. Crawling involves automated programs, or spiders, that systematically browse the web, following links from one page to another. The content of these pages is then stored in a massive database, or index, allowing for rapid retrieval. When a user submits a query, the search engine's ranking algorithm determines which pages are most likely to satisfy the user's intent and presents them in order of perceived relevance. Factors influencing this ranking can include the presence of keywords, the authority and popularity of a website, and the user's location. The evolution of webkeresés has led to increasingly sophisticated search capabilities, including image search, video search, and localized results.