BROWSER
A browser is a software application that lets you access information on the Internet. Browsers can read HTML and send HTTP or FTP requests for services on the Internet. Browsers are usually associated with the World Wide Web portion of the Internet.
FTP
FTP, or File Transfer Protocol, is a method used to transfer files to (upload) and from (download) a remote server. You can use the FTP command to:
HOST
In a network, a host is usually a computer that stores software applications and data that may be accessed or retrieved by other users. But a host can be any addressable device on the network, not just a computer. The host provides services to other computers or users. An Internet Service Provider may also be referred to as a Web hosting company.
HTML
HTML, or HyperText Markup Language, is a standardized language for presenting information, graphics, and multimedia on the World Wide Web. HTML consists of hundreds of codes, tags, and symbols that define the type of information and how it should be displayed in a browser. HTML is universally understood on a wide variety of platforms.
IP ADDRESS
An IP address (Internet Protocol address) is an internal number that identifies a host on the Internet or a network. IP numbers are invisible to end users, replaced in your user interface by the more familiar domain names and URLs.
URL
A URL is a Uniform Resource Locator used to identify an organization or domain on the Internet. URLs are standardized names that are typically found on the World Wide Web portion of the Internet. URL addresses identify domains on the network.