What is the role of the Browser Engine?

The role of the Browser Engine is primarily to access the web. It acts as a bridge between the web content and the user interface, facilitating the process of loading and rendering web pages. When a user enters a URL or clicks a link, the browser engine retrieves the HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and other resources from the web server. It then interprets this data and displays the content on the user's device. This function is essential for users to interact with various web applications and websites seamlessly.

While the other options mention related components in the web ecosystem, they do not accurately describe the Browser Engine’s primary function. The Browser Engine does not run a server, create web servers, or host websites; rather, its core purpose is to facilitate access to and display web content to the user.