Microsoft Technology Licensing, LLC

Facebook, Inc.

Mary-Lynne Williams

Orry Wijanarko Soegiono

Moneta K Ho Kushner

Karen Mui Scott

Alan Andrew Urdan

Marty J Hall

Bill Liu

Jane T Kim

Israel Hilerio

Bruce Alan Morgan

Alexander H Malek

Martin J Hall

Lindsey R Barcheck

Mirko Mandic

Jess Holbrook

Yuan-Chou Chung

Michael J Patten

Warren G Stevens

Carlos Yeung

Zachary J Shallcross

Rodger William Benson

Justin Martin Posey

Mara B Patton

Phu Hoang Le

Kinnary M Jangla

John E Davis

Sarah J Bowers

Mustapha Jaber

Kuei-Chih Sun

Ian Hyun Sun Kim

Jennifer C Trahan

Kieran M Phelan

Ethan Nelson Ray

Jeremy S Knudsen

Kristie E Smith

Jeremy Samuel Friedland

John Heinrich Lueders

Benjamin L Perry

Richard W Zarick

Sean Wen

Brian Kenneth Dewey

Prashant Singh

Louis A Martinez

Regina Hajin Son

Benjamin W Smith

Matteo Visentin

Shruthi Muraleedharan

Avrum S Laurie

Ian Andrew Magwire

Joseph Dailey

Youngho Yoo

Rahul Jaikrishin Lalmalani

Marcus A Lewis

Jess S Holbrook

Systems, methods, and non-transitory computer-readable media can provide a content feed comprising content items associated with a plurality of entities to be presented through a display screen of a computing device. A selection of an option to temporarily prevent content items satisfying at least one criterion from appearing in the content feed for a duration of time can be determined. At least one content item that satisfies the at least one criterion can be removed from the content feed.

Systems and methods for content management

Various embodiments provide a mechanism to allow end users to install web applications and websites onto their desktop. In accordance with one or more embodiments, client-side code can be utilized to allow developers associated with a website to define boundaries associated with user interaction, and have those boundaries enforced by a run-time engine. In at least some embodiments, developers can provide, through JavaScript code and/or HTML markup, various configurations for the creation of a start menu shortcut, navigation, and so-called jumplist integration.

Web application home button

Various embodiments enable a web browser to promote the availability of an installable application that is associated with a website to which the web browser has been navigated. The web browser is configured to discover the availability of these applications and, responsively, provide a user experience through which the user can acquire and install such applications, as well as switch to applications that have previously been installed. Thus, through the various embodiments, a user is relieved of the burden of having to navigate to a particular application store and periodically search for applications associated with sites to which they browse.

Browser-based discovery and application switching

Display screen with graphical user interface

Display screen with animated graphical user interface

Display screen with icon

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Mary-Lynne Williams