Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer program products to perform an operation comprising receiving, by a web server, a client request specifying to access a first object identified by a first uniform resource locator (URL), determining that the first object is not accessible at the first URL, assessing a similarity between each of the plurality of objects with respect to the first object, selecting a second object, of the plurality of objects, based on the assessed similarity to the first object as compared to the assessed similarity of each of the other objects of the plurality of objects relative to the first object, generating a redirect response specifying a second URL corresponding to the second object, and transmitting the redirect response to the client.

Abstract: Embodiments herein adjust speaker volume according to a predefined volume level assigned to a display device that displays an application generating audio output. In one example, the display device is assigned a volume level that is a function of the size of its display area. When an application displayed on the monitor begins to output audio, the audio is outputted using the volume level assigned to the monitor. If a computing system includes multiple display devices, the computing system automatically changes the volume setting of a speaker as the application outputting the audio is moved from one display device to another. Once the application moves from a first display device to a second display device, the computing system automatically adjusts the speaker volume to the volume level assigned to the second display device.

Abstract: Embodiments herein adjust speaker volume according to a predefined volume level assigned to a display device that displays an application generating audio output. In one example, the display device is assigned a volume level that is a function of the size of its display area. When an application displayed on the monitor begins to output audio, the audio is outputted using the volume level assigned to the monitor. If a computing system includes multiple display devices, the computing system automatically changes the volume setting of a speaker as the application outputting the audio is moved from one display device to another. Once the application moves from a first display device to a second display device, the computing system automatically adjusts the speaker volume to the volume level assigned to the second display device.