How does my browser load a website after the DNS resolution process?

How does my browser load a website after the DNS resolution process?

Once the IP address is returned, your browser uses it to connect to the web server and load the website. Cache plays a key role in speeding up this process. If the DNS resolver has previously looked up the domain, it can return the IP address immediately without going through the full resolution process again, making browsing faster and more efficient. Learn more.