Difference between revisions of "How to use a web browser"
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*'''menu bar''': contains drop-down menus (the menu bar may be hidden, in which case it is replaced by a single Firefox button in the upper left corner) | *'''menu bar''': contains drop-down menus (the menu bar may be hidden, in which case it is replaced by a single Firefox button in the upper left corner) | ||
*'''address bar''': shows the URL of the current web page, with a separate search box to the right of it, offering a selection of search engines (in the Chrome browser there is only one box which serves as both address bar and search box) | *'''address bar''': shows the URL of the current web page, with a separate search box to the right of it, offering a selection of search engines (in the Chrome browser there is only one box which serves as both address bar and search box) | ||
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*'''other tool bars''' (optional): use the View menu to choose various other tool bars to show or hide | *'''other tool bars''' (optional): use the View menu to choose various other tool bars to show or hide | ||
| + | *'''tabs''': all of the open tabs are displayed in a horizontal row (you can use the View menu to move the tabs to above the tool bars) | ||
*'''side bar''' (optional): use the View menu to chosoe various side bars to display or hide | *'''side bar''' (optional): use the View menu to chosoe various side bars to display or hide | ||
*'''main window''': shows the web page currently being viewed | *'''main window''': shows the web page currently being viewed | ||
