Browsers Web Browsers are programs that read WWW files and translate them into viewable documents. There are two types of browsers, graphical and non-graphical. Netscape Navigator are two examples of graphical browsers. They allow you to use the mouse to point and click on hypertext links to travel around the web. Lynx is a non-graphical browser, which uses a regular keyboard to move around the web.
Lynx is an important tool for visually impaired users of the Web and the Internet.
Web browsers have also evolved to include many other activities, including creating web pages, maintaining calendars and schedules, and interfacing with other types of computer systems. The hardest thing about using a browser for beginners is learning to use the mouse. Grasp the mouse firmly with your right hand, using your thumb and pinky so that the palm of your hand is flat on top of it and your index finger is on the left button. Use your index finger to click the left mouse button. It takes some practice to get it the feel of it.