Google Inc.

Daniel Felix Pupius

Mark David Knichel

David Cohen

Jonathan David Perlow

Keith Jonathan Coleman

Nick Santos

Aaron D Whyte

Joseph Schorr

John Joseph Lenz

Mark William Rawling

Bradley Garett Hawkes

Adam Richard De Boor

Systems and methods for remotely deobfuscating JavaScript are provided. In some aspects, a method includes sending obfuscated code from a server to a browser, receiving a deobfuscation request at the server over a network, and deobfuscating an error in the deobfuscation request at the server.

Remote deobfuscation of compressed code

Disclosed herein are methods and systems for using clean URLs in web applications. A URL having a base path and a subpath is received on a server device from a web browser. The server device sends a rendered webpage and associated JavaScript instructions to the web browser. The JavaScript instructions direct the web browser to determine whether the web browser is compliant based upon whether the web browser supports a URL modification mechanism. If the web browser is noncompliant, the URL is redirected to the base path.

Clean URLs in web applications

Disclosed herein are methods and systems for hybrid rendering of web applications. A request for a first webpage is sent to a server-side renderer from a web browser. The first webpage and associated JavaScript instructions are received in the web browser from the server-side renderer. The first webpage is displayed in the web browser. It is then determined if the JavaScript instructions are loaded in the web browser. If the JavaScript instructions are loaded, a second webpage is rendered in the web browser based upon a request for the second webpage. If the JavaScript instructions are not loaded, the web browser sends the request for the second web page to the server-side renderer.

Hybrid rendering for webpages

A computer implemented method for authoring a message includes enabling a user to compose an electronic message that includes a sequence of musical note emoticons, embedding the musical note emoticons in the electronic message, and sending the electronic message. The sequence of musical note emoticons represent an audible musical sequence. A computer implemented method for receiving a message includes receiving an electronic message, including at least one musical note emoticon embedded in the electronic message, displaying the electronic message, including the musical note emoticon; and audibly playing the embedded musical note emoticon.

Electronic messages with embedded musical note emoticons

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Daniel Felix Pupius