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Navigates to the previously visited web page.

Navigates to the next web page visited.

Reloads the current web page.

Multiple web pages can be opened in one browser window.

Browser requests web server, server sends HTML, browser displays.

Network problems due to wrong network parameters.

Network issues due to physical equipment failure.

A method to send and receive electronic messages.

Issues arising from incorrect or incompatible system or software settings, leading to errors, crashes, or poor performance.

Identifying and resolving issues caused by incorrect system or software settings.

Files that contain malicious code that can damage your computer system and potentially steal your personal information.

Software designed to detect and remove viruses and other malicious programs from your computer.

Small files used by websites to store information about users, typically for personalization and authentication purposes.

A collection of files accessed through a web address, covering a particular theme or subject, managed by a person or organization.

The main or starting page of a website, typically accessed by visiting the website's address.

Removing stored cookies and browsing history from your web browser to enhance privacy and potentially improve performance.

Allowing websites to store cookies on your computer, typically required for logins and personalization.

The menu in Google Chrome browser that allows you to customize settings for privacy, appearance, and other features.

A programming language that tells computers how to display web pages, often within web browsers.

The fundamental language for building web pages, using tags to structure content like headings, paragraphs, and links.

Elements within an HTML document that define the structure and meaning of content, enclosed in angle brackets (< and >).

Additional properties added to HTML elements, providing extra details or functionality, enclosed in opening tags.

A unique identifier assigned to an HTML element for easy reference and styling.

Assigns one or more classes to an HTML element, allowing grouping and styling of elements.

Specifies the URL or path to an image or script file, often used in and elements.

Specifies the URL or location of the linked resource, mainly used in (anchor) elements.

Describes the content of an image, used if the image cannot be displayed.

Creating HTML code manually, often using plain text editors like Notepad.

The precursor to the modern internet, developed by the US Department of Defense in 1969.

A technology that breaks data into small packets and routes them independently, improving network efficiency and reliability.

The core communication protocol of the Internet, allowing different networks to connect and share data.

A network connecting computers within a limited geographical area, like an office building or home.

A network connecting computers across a wide geographical area, covering cities, countries, or even the globe.

A technology enabling wireless internet access using radio waves, allowing devices to connect without cables.

A technology enabling mobile users to access the internet using cellular networks, providing data connectivity on their phones.

A technology allowing phone calls to be made over the internet, using internet protocol (IP) instead of traditional phone lines.

A method to play audio and video content over the internet, transmitting data in a continuous stream.

A technique to distribute intensive computations across numerous connected computers, improving processing power and speed.

The unique address of a website on the internet, typically ending with '.com', '.net', or other extensions.

A memorable and relevant domain name that reflects the website's content or purpose.

The visual appearance and design of a website, including its layout, colors, fonts, and images.

The top section of a web page, typically containing the website's logo, name, and navigation links.

The bottom section of a webpage, often containing copyright information, links to important pages, and contact details.