The internet basics
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The document provides an introduction to basic internet functions including the address bar, which displays or allows entry of web addresses; back and forward buttons to navigate between previously viewed pages; the refresh button to reload the current page; and the home button to return to the user's homepage. It explains that the address bar offers autocomplete suggestions from browsing history and that the back and forward buttons use left- and right-facing arrows respectively to navigate between pages.
The internet basics
- 1. The Internet Basics A Introduction on to using key functions on the internet.
- 3. Getting Started The Absolute Basics
- 7. Address Bar O Is a feature in a web browser that either shows the current URL or accepts a typed URL that the user wishes to go to. O Most address bars offer a list of suggestions while the address is being typed in. Auto- completion bases its search on the browser history.
- 8. Back and forward buttons O go back to the previous resource and forward respectively O Back is usually an arrow facing the left O Forward is usually and arrow facing to the right O They are in all modern web browsers
- 9. Refresh button O or reload button to reload the current resource.
- 10. Home button O To return to the user's home page.
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