Gnome .desktop files are awkward to use for browser bookmarks. This is the implementation of a new .hotlink file type, which is handier. It reads Windows shortcuts, too.
A link on a web page to another web page. In Netscape Navigator, private hotlinks are called bookmarks. See link.
A hotlink is a hyperlink documented by a Web author for public distribution on the Web. See also hotlist. In Netscape, private hotlinks are called bookmarks. In Internet Explorer, private hotlinks are called favorites.
a link to web site; does not include placement in advertiser section. Learn more
the text on a web page that, when clicked, automatically takes the user to another location or web page
a clickable word, phrase or icon which will connect you to a selected website, or another page in the same website, also called a hyperlink
a direct link to an image on someone else's web server
a link to your Web site, conveniently placed with your business listing on SuperPages
A hyperlink on an image that links it to another document. Example: Hotlinks are applied to most banners, providing a link from the banner to a web page.
a word or words on a web page that, when clicked, take the user directly to another location or web page
a word, picture or feature highlighted within a document that triggers a link to another document, which may be located on another computer in some other location in the world. (p. 59)
A clickable word, phrase, or icon which will connect you to a selected site. Text is usually blue and underlined.
A link within a website to another web document or server.
Links between documents, and, more commonly, internet sites.
A hotlink or link is a direct connection from one page of a web site to another page or from one web site to another. A hotlink is usually a button or is underlined or highlighted.
Hyperlink—In a Web page, a hypertext connection to another page or location within the same page. Most browsers allow you to follow hotlinks simply by clicking on them with your mouse. Hotlinks may appear either as specially highlighted text or as clickable buttons.
A selected portion of a web page, usually an image or text entry, that points a web browser to another web page or web resource
Another term for a hyperlink.
link in an electronic document so the user can jump to another document or site
An word, phrase, graphic, or address that, when clicked on, loads other information about the linked phrase or loads a related Web page. WWWebfx Home Page
Used to describe the connection of information on the World Wide Web. Web documents are hotlinked by subject matter. Clicking on a word or phrase that has been highlighted (a hotlink) in one document takes the user directly to other files and information related to that topic.
