Browser A software program such as Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer, that allows a user to view Web pages and search the web. A home page is an entry point to a site's set of World Wide Web pages. It can be thought of as a well-designed table of contents, entry sign, or directions.
Web browsers allow users to select a home page to display when the browser begins.
URL URL stands for Uniform Resource Locator. It serves as a combination address and phone number of the Web site you wish to access. It specifies the type of server, server location and document file location necessary to complete a Web hyperlink. Hypertext A way of organizing information so that parts of information are linked with others. An example would be a multimedia encyclopedia where a reference to the word president in an article can be followed to other articles, pictures, sound or video clips via hyperlinks.