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go to amazon.com.ukau.U.K. slash prime. Welcome to the C Niby podcast.

We talked to people on their coding journey in hopes of helping you on yours.

I'm your host, Saran, and today we're talking about how browsers work.

I don't know about you, but I don't really think much about the browser.

It's there.

It shows me my websites. It shows me apps that I build. I'll inspect element or inspect page source, and that's pretty much it. And even though it's a very important part of how I code and do my work, I don't think of it as a piece of software. But obviously, it is. To help us better understand the browser, I invited Lynn Clark on the show.

Hi, I'm Lynn Clark, and I make code cartoons, and I also work in the Emerging Technologies

Group at Mozilla. Now, this episode has two parts. The first part is pretty technical.

Lynn does an awesome job of breaking down how the browser works into little bite-sized pieces.

And we're going to take your hand and walk through it together.

The second part is about cartoons and the awesome coding cartoons that Lynn makes.

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