When you put the cursor on a hyperlink, you will see the hidden address it links to at the bottom of the screen. A browser is the program that allows you to access the pages on the World Wide Web. Use your mouse to click on hyperlinks to navigate on the Web. You can tell if words or images are hyperlinks because your cursor will change from an arrow to a hand with a pointing finger. Now click the left button on your mouse to connect to another site on the Internet.
Most browsers are pretty self-explanatory.
The buttons at the top are the navigation buttons. Back and Forward will move you through previously visited web pages. Stop keeps a page from loading. The Search button usually takes you to the browser manufacturer's home page - i.e. Microsoft or Netscape. The Navigation Bar at the top gives the Internet address of the page that you are on.