What do we call it when a browser uses the HTTP protocol to load a file or page from a server and display it in the browser?

This process is called "Web Browsing". Here are the steps:

1. The user enters a URL into the browser or clicks on a link on a webpage.
2. The browser sends an HTTP request to the server. This request includes the URL and may also include additional information, such as the user's login information for the site.
3. The server receives the HTTP request and processes it. This may involve retrieving a file from the server's file system, querying a database, or performing some other operation.
4. The server sends an HTTP response back to the browser. This response includes the file or page that the browser requested, along with some additional information, such as the status of the request and any cookies that the server wants to set.
5. The browser receives the HTTP response and displays the file or page to the user. If the file is an HTML file, the browser will parse the HTML and CSS to construct the webpage. If the file is an image, video, or some other type of file, the browser will display it appropriately.
6. The user can then interact with the page, clicking on links, filling out forms, etc. Each of these actions may result in additional HTTP requests and responses.