Un infobar es un widget usado por el Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox y otros programas para mostrar información al usuario. Un infobar está considerado ventajoso, ya que no interrumpe las actividades del usuario, sino que permite al usuario leer información extra sobre su propio tiempo.
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Infobar — An infobar is a widget used by Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox and other programs to display non critical information to a user. An infobar is increasingly seen as preferable to dialog boxes because it does not interrupt the user s… … Wikipedia
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