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| URL | Uniform Resource Locator, the address of the website |
| address bar | the box where you type in the Internet address |
| home page | the main page of a website |
| website | a collection of webpages |
| http | hypertext transfer protocol, the computer language that is used on the Internet |
| www | World Wide Web, a worldwide network of computers |
| browser | a software program that lets you access the Internet |
| back | the button that lets you return to a page you just viewed |
| stop | the button that lets you cancel a connection to a webpage |
| refresh | the button that you can use to restart your connection if you are having trouble connecting |
| favorites/ bookmarks | a place in your browser where you can store sites that you like to visit |
| search | a way to find information that you want on the Internet |
| history | the button that stores the sites you have visited |
| print | allows you to print information from a website |
| link | text that connects you to another page or site by clicking on it |
| search engine | a site that finds other sites on topics that you are searching for |
| advertisements | banners that are trying to sell you something |
| email | electronic mail sent over the Internet |
| chat rooms | sites where several people can talk together at the same time by typing on their computer |
| html | hypertext markup language, the code used by the Internet |
