[lemma=web] [!tag=VBZ] [□=□]
[lemma=web] [!tag=VBZ] [lemma=□]
[lemma=web] [!tag=VBZ] [tag=□]
Amazon decided several years ago to make its Web services largely free , on the assumption that this would raise the number of people eventually buying from its Web site . Java Web developers largely had to implement their own frameworks , including coverage for such features as page navigation and reusable user interface ( UI ) components for the Web . As noted in [ 15 ] , `` the Web revolution largely bypassed the huge market for information and services represented by the worldwide installed base of telephones , for which voice input and audio output provide the sole means of interaction '' . Although both companies are using their Web players largely to promote their respective free music offers , the result is something many Linux and OS X users figured they would never see : a chance to use a mainstream , unlimited-download , online music service . The main reason for the fork , however , was that RIS did n't pay attention to the users ' needs , and proceeded to make the new versions of the Roxen Web Server largely incompatible with the previous versions , to the point where one could n't switch to the new version of the software without much effort put into conversion of the old source code .