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	Gecko (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Geckos are small to moderately large lizards belonging to the Family Gekkonidae and found in warm climates throughout the world.
		Recent studies of the setae on gecko footpads demonstrates that the attractive forces that hold geckos to surfaces are van der Waals interactions between the finely divided setae and the surfaces themselves.
		The leopard gecko tends to be docile and calm.
	bopedia.com /en/wikipedia/g/ge/gecko.html (546 words)

	Browser Gecko Overview
		With Gecko, Netscape has cleanly separated the browser engine component from the rest of the client software so it can be embedded and used to interpret, display and run web content, applications and services on any computing platform or device.
		With Gecko, developers seeking a streamlined way to create and distribute web-based services across multiple platforms and devices can write once to W3C standards and their content and web applications will be accessible from across computing platforms and devices.
		Gecko can allow consumers to access stock quotes and make trades while on the go, or shop for the holidays from the comfort of their living room using their favorite device.
	wp.netscape.com /browsers/gecko (1801 words)

	Layout engine
		A web browser's layout engine takes content (HTML, XML, images, etc.) and formatting information (Cascading Style Sheets, etc.) and computes a visual representation of the web page, usually for output on either a monitor or a printer.
		However, the term "layout engine" only reached popular usage when the Mozilla project designed its web browser's layout engine as a component that was separable from the browser.
		In other words, the Mozilla layout engine (Gecko) was reusable for web browsers besides Mozilla, and so people began to refer to Gecko as a distinct "layout engine" rather than merely a part of the web browser.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/la/Layout_engine.html (112 words)

	Gecko Page - fat-tailed-gecko-pictures
		Gecko is the open source web browser layout engine used in all Mozilla-branded software and its derivatives, including later Netscape releases.
		Gecko also has limited support for some non-standard Internet Explorer gecko cd rack features, such as the tag and the document.all property (though pages explicitly testing for document.all will be told it is not supported).
		For a time, Gecko was used to refer to both the old NGLayout layout engine and XPFE (cross-platform front-end) gecko tattoo galleries — the new XML-based Mozilla user interface, rendered by NGLayout — but it is now used solely to refer to the layout engine.
	www.infotechloco.com /Gecko.htm (1079 words)

	Mozilla (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Gecko had already been in development some time at Netscape under the internal NGLayout ("Next Generation Layout") and it was faster and smaller than its predecessor.
		One publicized feature of the first Gecko preview was that it fit on a single MB floppy disk making it about one tenth the of most contemporary browsers.
		However the first release of rendering engine was far from bug- and and even further from being ready for prime-time and producing a fully functional web required much more than the nascent rendering the Mozilla developers soon envisioned a project ambitious than a simple web browser.
	www.freeglossary.com /Mozilla (2002 words)

	Definition of Gecko layout engine
		Gecko is the open-source web browser layout engine used in Mozilla, later Netscape releases and several other products.
		Gecko is generally considered to be the second most-popular layout engine on the Web, after Microsoft's Trident (used by Internet Explorer for Windows), but before KHTML (used by Konqueror and Apple Safari), Opera's Presto and Microsoft's Tasman (used by Internet Explorer for Mac).
		For a time, Gecko was used to refer to both the old NGLayout layout engine and XPFE (cross-platform front-end) — the new XML-based Mozilla user interface, rendered by NGLayout — but it is now used solely to refer to the layout engine.
	www.wordiq.com /definition/Gecko_layout_engine (939 words)

	Mozilla (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		The rapid completion of the Gecko HTML layout engine led many to believe that a complete browser could not be far behind.
		One unique aspect of Mozilla is that the entire user interface, including menus and dialog boxes, is rendered by the Gecko layout engine, rather than by the host operating system's GUI library.
		One advanced setting which is highly beneficial to users of Mozilla is the ability to use the pipelining feature of HTTP 1.1, which results in much faster download times for sites with multiple images.
	bopedia.com /en/wikipedia/m/mo/mozilla.html (2504 words)

	Slimmed Communicator for handhelds, PDAs \| CNET News.com
		The "browsing engine is smaller than 1.4 megabytes, bringing the promise of the Internet to a variety of smaller consumer devices that previously did not have the capacity to run a full-featured browser," Netscape said today in a statement announcing the engine.
		Analysts praised the engine for its size and speed, but pointed out that the software is still in its beta phase and, as a result, has its share of bugs.
		A layout engine, also known as a "renderer," performs the core work of Web browsing, defining how graphics, text, and other Web page elements are laid out in a window.
	news.com.com /2100-1023-218761.html?legacy=cnet (755 words)

	Gecko Lays Out the Future
		As we arrived at the recent Mozilla party in San Francisco, ostensibly to celebrate the one-year anniversary of Netscape's open source project, we felt a bit hesitant: Would this be a birthday party...
		By "layout engine," we mean the core part of the browser, the part that takes HTML and other code describing a Web page's appearance and converts it into what the user actually sees in the browser window.
		Gecko's layout engine has nothing to do with the layout engine inside Netscape's current 4.5 browser.
	www.webmonkey.com /99/16/index1a.html?tw=frontdoor (281 words)

	NGLayout Project and Gecko Layout Engine: FAQ
		Gecko also includes a set of complementary browser components that work alongside the layout engine to form the founding platform for the Mozilla browser and for products from commercial vendors such as Netscape 6, the AOL-Gateway browsing appliance, and others.
		Gecko provides the foundation needed to display content on the screen, including a layout engine and a complementary set of browser components.
		Gecko enables a pioneering new class of dynamic content that is more interactive and offers greater presentation control to Web developers, using open and recommended Internet standards instead of proprietary APIs.
	www.mozilla.org /newlayout/faq.html (1861 words)

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		Sitting at the core of applications such as Firefox and Thunderbird is the Gecko layout engine.
		Since it is not desirable to have the layout engine grow immensely large, we have tried to adopt a compromise.
		The idea is to implement the appearance of a new element by using the building blocks present in the layout engine.
	idealliance.org /proceedings/xtech05/papers/03-03-03 (1283 words)

	Web Footed Gecko -- Recommendations and Resources
		The Tokay Gecko (''Gekko gekko'') is an nocturnal gecko indigenous to southeast Asia and the Indo-Australian Archipelago.
		While Tokay Geckos are frequently seen in the pet trade, they are often seen as an undesirable animal to own because of their aggressive temperament.
		The Ocelot Gecko (''Paroedura pictus'') is a nocturnal ground dwelling gecko found in the leaf litter in forests on the island of Madagascar.
	www.becomingapediatrician.com /health/167/web-footed-gecko.html (1127 words)

	Gecko layout engine
		Gecko is a free web browser layout engine designed to support open Internet standards such as HTML 4.0, CSS 1/2, the W3C Document Object Model, XML 1.0, RDF, and JavaScript.
		Gecko has been known previously by the code names Raptor and NGLayout.
		Gecko offers a rich programming API (http://www.mozilla.org/projects/embedding/) that make it suitable for a wide variety of roles in Internet enabled applications, such as web browsers, content presentation and client / server.
	www.ebroadcast.com.au /lookup/encyclopedia/ge/Gecko_layout_engine.html (138 words)

	Layout engine - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A layout engine is typically used for web browsers, email clients, or other applications that require the displaying (and editing) of web contents.
		For example, Gecko, the Mozilla project's open-source layout engine, is used by a variety of products derived from the Mozilla codebase, including the Firefox web browser, the Thunderbird E-mail client, and Seamonkey application suite.
		Trident, the layout engine from Internet Explorer, is used by many applications on the Microsoft Windows platform to render HTML, as in the mini-browsers in Winamp and RealPlayer.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Layout_engine (186 words)

	Gecko
		Gecko is the code name for the first release of what will become Netscape Communicator 5.
		The layout engine is the heart of the browser and makes up the majority of the Gecko.
		The Gecko browser is a developer’s release, it is not meant to be anything more than a preview of the capabilities to come.
	www.ruleweb.com /developer_com/Gecko/gecko.html (1031 words)

	Cover Pages: XML in Mozilla
		Built on the Gecko layout engine, Mozilla 1.0 is cross-platform and integrates a core set of applications that allow users to access the capabilities of the Web, including a web browser, an email reader and a chat client...
		Small, Fast Browsing Engine for Virtually Any Application, Computing Platform, Device or Developer." - "Because Gecko is the first and only browser technology to fully implement the latest W3C standards, it enables developers to build rich, dynamic web pages and web-based applications that look and run as intended across a variety of platforms and devices.
		In addition to supporting these standards in the layout engine, a component of Gecko enables the user interface of applications to be built using these standards.
	xml.coverpages.org /mozillaXML.html (1471 words)

	KHTML and Gecko - Sun, January 12, 2003 - WorldTimZone
		Your job is to find an existing open source engine and improve it to the point where it does have fast startup and phenomenal page load times.
		Hyatt also pointed to David Baron’s review of the Gecko layout engine for examples of the challenges facing a company seeking a layout engine.
		Hyatt essentially said that in order to use Gecko to accomplish Safari’s speed goals, Apple would have had to significantly rearchitect some parts, drastically trim or remove several libraries, such as the image and network libraries that were redundant with Mac OS X libraries, and learn Gecko’s unique terminology for everything.
	www.worldtimzone.com /blog/date/2003/01/12/khtml-and-gecko (295 words)

	Spotting The Gecko
		Netscape Gecko is the rendering engine of the Mozilla open source project, initiated by Netscape Communications in 1998.
		It is a fast, standards compliant, and embeddable rendering engine, and forms the core of a new and growing family of prominent browsers:
		The goal is to let the entire family of Netscape Gecko browsers benefit from sniffing decisions, since they all share the same layout engine.
	devedge-temp.mozilla.org /viewsource/2001/find-gecko (2406 words)

	Gecko (layout engine) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The current version of Gecko is 1.8 [2].
		Development of the layout engine now known as Gecko began at Netscape in 1997, following the company's purchase of DigitalStyle.
		As Gecko development continued, other applications and embedders began to make use of it.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Gecko_layout_engine (1119 words)

	mozilla.org
		Chimera is a browser for Mac OS X with a native Cocoa front end, based on Mozilla's Gecko layout engine.
		Gecko embedders and component developers are encouraged to sign up to receive notifications when interfaces are frozen or under review.
		Gecko Embedding API Reference is a first cut at documenting Gecko's frozen interfaces.
	www.melez.com /mozilla/xul-in-html/www.mozilla.org.html (414 words)

	Gecko Engine
		The Gecko Engine is a HTML rendering engine that converts HTML directives with their associated digital objects into viewable Web pages.
		The Gecko engine, I can say with some confidence as Web designer and some-time mozilla.org contributer, has bugs, but in the event that a page does not render correctly in Gecko but does in InternetExplorer, the problem is orders of magnitude more likely to be something other than a bug in Gecko.
		Most likely is that Gecko refuses to recognise mangled HTML that IE attempts to fix, or that Gecko implements CascadingStyleSheets directives in the WorldWideWebConsortium-approved way, whereas IE is always doing its own thing.
	c2.com /cgi/wiki?GeckoEngine (1171 words)

	Gecko (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		For the layout engine for Mozilla, see'' Gecko (layout engine).
		Many, see text Geckos are small to moderately large lizards belonging to the family Gekkonidae and found in warm climates throughout the world.
		These species (for example the House gecko) become part of the indoor menagerie and are seldom really discouraged because they feed on insect pests.
	gecko.iqnaut.net (582 words)

	FAQ's• Frequently Asked Questions • Ugly Gecko Website Design
		Geckos are common where I live, and the name, "Gecko" is also used to describe a free web browser layout engine, so the name has dual meanings, at least for me. I wanted a business name that was available, unique, and one that people would tend to remember.
		A. You might want one in order to see how many people are viewing your website, how they found your website, if they used a search engine, and if so, which one, and what were their search terms, and a variety of other statistics.
		A. Meta tags are bits of information that are invisible to the viewer, but visible by search engine bots or spiders who hopefully “crawl” around your webpages searching for information.
	www.uglygecko.com /faq.htm (1572 words)

	AOL's Browser Beta Signals New Positioning (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-09-10)
		Gecko is basically a layout engine that takes content (such as HTML, XML, image files, applets, and so on) and formatting information (such as Cascading Style Sheets, hard-code HTML tags, etc.) and displays the formatted content on the screen, the company said.
		In addition to "painting" the browser's content area, Gecko's layout engine can parse various documents types such as HTML, XML and CSS and is equipped for advanced rendering capabilities with imaging.
		AOL's Whitney wouldn't comment on whether Gecko could be the catalyst for a spiffed-up Netscape as the default browser in upcoming versions of the AOL client.
	dc.internet.com /news/article.php/992631 (634 words)

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