Some of the more familiar browsers are Netscape Navigator, Internet Explorer, and Lynx. These browsers make sense of the code that is embedded in a web document and display the document on the computer screen. Along the top of these browsers are a number of buttons that are shortcuts to different functions that are useful when browsing the web. Search - takes you to the Microsoft search engines page. Print - prints the current page or active frame.
Lynx is a text-only browser and uses keyboard input to access similar functions.
Web pages often have connections to other web pages. These links are usually identified by an underline and, for graphical browsers, by a specific color. In this page links that have not been accessed are blue and links that have been accessed are red . Notice that the words in the last sentence are not underlined and are not links to other pages. Here is a link to the FBI that you have probably not gone to.