| 摘要 |
Once a computing device receives a request to display a webpage, the device may use criteria to determine the portion of the page that is likely to be the most relevant to the user. The computing device may then zoom in (i.e., adjust the relative size and position of the elements in the webpage) and pan or scroll through the webpage such that the most relevant portion is displayed. Additionally, the computing device may superimpose on the displayed portion of the webpage links that represent other portions of the webpage that are currently not displayed but are relevant to the currently displayed portion. Selecting a link causes the computing device to display the corresponding portion. Furthermore, as the user zooms out, the computing device may also highlight hotspots or points of interests for the new content that is being displayed. |
