As we close out the year, here are five essential questions and ideas that every web dev should know about Microbrowsers. In contrast, Microbrowsers are a class of User-Agents that also visit website links, parse HTML and generate a user experience. This is for a number of reasons:First, page requests from Microbrowsers don’t run JavaScript and they don’t accept cookies. Microbrowsers are not real browsers (they just play one on TV)As I previously mentioned, Microbrowsers pretend to be a browser in that they send the right HTTP headers and often send impersonating User-Agent strings. But this can cause problems for some Microbrowsers that don’t use the same impersonation convention.