While the Internet may appear to be disorganized, finding your way around can be simplified by learning to use a few powerful navigational features of your browser. Information on the Internet has an address just as our friends do. Most browsers allow you the option of typing in an address and going directly to that document. With Netscape, Web site addresses are viewable by using the Location Toolbar. Just type in the requested addresses and press the return button on the keyboard.
Hyperlinks are a functional part of moving around the Web.
You will notice these hyperlinks as colored words or images on your screen. Netscape also incorporates a Back, Forward and History feature that allows you to hop back and forth or to review to recently viewed pages. The Back button takes you to the previous screen. The Forward button moves you ahead to the next screen. The History option keeps track of all the Web sites that you have visited during your online session.