Systems and methods for empowering IP practitioners
AssigneeNimvia, LLC
InventorsJeremy Cooper Doerre, Chad Dustin Tillman
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Abstract
A browser application has at least two web browser objects for browsing Private PAIR while hiding multi-page navigation from a user. The browser application is configured to automatically download XML data from Private PAIR, and generate one or more reports therefrom, including a Daily Updates report, a Cross Checker report, and a Docket Listing report. The browser application is preferably configured to selectively provide limited access to Private PAIR by restricting user navigation to programmatic navigation.
Claims20
A method for displaying to a user, on an Internet-enabled computing device, information accessed over the Internet from the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office, the method comprising the steps of:
- (a) programmatically navigating to via a web browser a page for accessing over the Internet patent application information from the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office, wherein the programmatic navigation in the web browser is hidden from view by the user;
- and
- (b) thereafter, navigating on the computing device between first and second online pages for accessing over the Internet patent application information from the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office, including the steps of,
- (1) displaying a first web browser showing the first online page while navigating to the second online page using a second web browser, wherein the navigation to the second online page using the second web browser is hidden from view by the user;
- and subsequently
- (2) displaying the second web browser showing the second online page, but not displaying the first web browser, such that, as displayed, the use of a single web browser by a user is simulated when navigating between the first and second online pages of the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office.
A method for displaying to a user, on an Internet-enabled computing device, information accessed over the Internet from the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office, the method comprising the steps of:
- (a) programmatically navigating to via a web browser control a page for accessing over the Internet patent application information from the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office, wherein the programmatic navigation in the web browser control is hidden from view by the user;
- and
- (b) thereafter, navigating on the computing device between first and second online pages for accessing over the Internet patent application information from the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office, including the steps of,
- (1) displaying a first web browser control showing the first online page while navigating to the second online page using a second web browser control, wherein the navigation to the second online page using the second web browser control is hidden from view by the user;
- and subsequently
- (2) displaying the second web browser control showing the second online page, but not displaying the first web browser control, such that, as displayed, the use of a single web browser control by a user is simulated when navigating between the first and second online pages of the U.S. Patent & Trademark Office.
A method for displaying to a user, on an Internet-enabled computing device, information accessed over the Internet from a web system, the method comprising the steps of:
- (a) programmatically navigating to via a web browser control a page for accessing over the Internet information from a web system, wherein the programmatic navigation in the web browser control is hidden from view by the user;
- and
- (b) thereafter, navigating on the computing device between first and second online pages for accessing over the Internet information from the web system, including the steps of,
- (1) displaying a first web browser control showing the first online page while navigating to the second online page using a second web browser control, wherein the navigation to the second online page using the second web browser control is hidden from view by the user;
- and subsequently
- (2) displaying the second web browser control showing the second online page, but not displaying the first web browser control, such that, as displayed, the use of a single web browser control by a user is simulated when navigating between the first and second online pages.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.