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A simplified browser simulator in C featuring tab management, navigation history, and stack-based back/forward functionality. Includes comprehensive test suite.

CLI-based browser simulator in C implementing tab management (circular doubly linked list) and navigation history (stacks). Efficient memory management and file I/O.

A simple Java console-based browser history simulator using two stacks. It allows users to visit web pages, go back, move forward, and view the current page — mimicking real browser behavior. Designed for learning and understanding stack-based navigation.

C++ console-based Browser History Simulator with custom templated stack, operator overloading, and dynamic memory management. I implemented the Stack, NavigationEntry, and core Browser logic, expanded unit tests, and verified stability with Valgrind to ensure zero memory leaks.

A minimal C-based browser simulator demonstrating tab management via a circular doubly‑linked list and stack‑based backward/forward navigation. Built for learning data structures, it supports opening, closing, switching tabs, loading pages by ID, and history navigation. Easily extensible for features like bookmarking or session persistence.