With the speed at which the Internet moves, this isn't easy. You should visit either Netscape or Microsoft's web sites every month or so to check on the latest versions of your browser. It's important you try to run the newest version of your browser since you'll be able to take advantage of the latest technologies and be sure of the greatest compatibility when surfing the web. They're navigational aids. Think of them as the accelerators, brake pedals and blinker lights of your World Wide Web vehicle.
All browsers are different, but they share some common navigational tools.
Here are a few examples of what you might be seeing on your computer screen right now. Just click on the Back button and take a step back. Click on the Forward button and you step forward to the page you just left. Stop Button Sometimes, as your browser works to switch you over to a new Web page, you realize that you don't really want to go there. You click on the Stop button and your browser stops loading the page.