Abstract: In this invention, if an end-user has not interacted with a displayed webpage (the “Original”) displayed on a device for more than a defined time (i.e. a period of inactivity, called the “Delay”), then the device browser is automatically forwarded or pointed to a replacement webpage (the “Destination”) designated by the user or a third party. Hence, the Original will no longer remain displayed, long after it has been read, but will dynamically forward to a new Destination.

Abstract: When an end-user enters a request for a web page directly into the URL line of a web browser, but erroneously mis-types the TLD as a country code TLD (e.g. typing ‘.co’ instead of ‘.com’), in place of a conventional error message being returned or browser defined default page, a web site with relevant information is returned.