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When a browser receives the initial root HTML page, how does it determine exactly which other objects should be requested. Is there a list of HTML tags that the browser will always request the associated content from the server when they are detected?
I realize the need to implement an HTML parser for this, however I am not sure of all the individual tags and attributes that are important.
Browsers parse the HTML, and know which elements (with which attributes) require additional resources to be loaded.
i.e. They implement an HTML parser.