Anyone Know the Macbook Air 2013 Standard Operating Temperatures?

I'm getting around 127 degrees F, just want to know if this is normal for just web browsing.

There is no "standard" because there is no standard web page. Every page has a different variety of graphics, flash elements, etc. As such, my browsing and your browsing may have completely different levels of usage of CPU/GPU, drive access, and anything else that generates load on the system that in turn makes heat.
As well, the temp is going to fluctuate as the ambient temp and time since the fan kicked in.
Suffice it to say, that the temp you indicate is on the low side. So either your browsing is very light, or you just turned the computer on.
BTW, you never mention which component you are indicating a measurement for. The MBA has quite a few areas that the system measures, and they vary too.

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