Therefore, if you want to reopen a web page you have used in the current session, it may load from your system rather than the web server. This feature makes browsing much faster, but can cause you to view dated information. By reloading pages, you can be sure that you are viewing the most recent information from the server. You can also reload a web page by right-clicking a blank area of the page and selecting the Reload command. To reload a web page, click the Reload button on the Navigation Toolbar.
Most web sites contain images.
By default, Navigator displays these images. The images, along with the text contained in the web page, must be transferred from the web server to your system and opened in the browser. Although images make a web page interesting and may help to convey important information, they can also reduce performance by increasing the amount of time required to open a web page. To decrease the amount of time it takes to load web pages, you can disable the images so that they are not transferred along with the page. This feature allows you to browse the web quickly without the images.