@@ -278,7 +278,7 @@ indexsee:[WWW,World Wide Web] indexsee:[Web,World Wide Web]
278278application)))(((JavaScript)))(((JavaScript,history of)))(((World Wide
279279Web))) JavaScript was introduced in 1995, as a way to add programs to
280280Web pages in the Netscape Navigator browser. The language has since
281- been adapted by all other major graphical web browsers. It has made
281+ been adopted by all other major graphical web browsers. It has made
282282the current generation of web applications possible—browser-based
283283email clients, maps, and social networks—and is also used in more
284284traditional sites to provide various forms of interactivity and
@@ -380,10 +380,10 @@ endif::tex_target[]
380380
381381(((developer tools)))(((JavaScript console)))Running JavaScript
382382programs outside of this book's sandbox is also possible. You can opt
383- to install Node.js, and use it run text files that contain programs.
384- Or you can use your browser's developer console (typically found
385- somewhere under a “tools” or “developer” menu) and play around in
386- there. In link:12_browser.html#script_tag[Chapter 12], the way in
383+ to install (( Node.js)) , and use it to run text files that contain
384+ programs. Or you can use your browser's developer console (typically
385+ found somewhere under a “tools” or “developer” menu) and play around
386+ in there. In link:12_browser.html#script_tag[Chapter 12], the way in
387387which JavaScript programs are embedded in web pages (HTML files) is
388388explained. There are also websites like http://jsbin.com[_jsbin.com_]
389389which provide a friendly interface for running JavaScript code in a
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