Difference between revisions of "Tips and Tricks for Safari"
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'''Previous Chapter:''' [[Understanding the Internet]] <DIV ALIGN = RIGHT>'''Next Page:''' [[Roles of the Operating System]]</DIV></DIV> | '''Previous Chapter:''' [[Understanding the Internet]] <DIV ALIGN = RIGHT>'''Next Page:''' [[Roles of the Operating System]]</DIV></DIV> | ||
Revision as of 12:14, 26 November 2009
IntroductionSafari is an internet browser.
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...by studentsOne time I used Safari. I didn't like it as much as Google Chrome. |
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Keyboard Shortcuts
Try pressing Ctrl+Tab with a Safari browser open.
Who uses Safari?
Typically people who use Apple computers use Safari. You can also use Safari on Windows computers.
References
Previous Chapter: Understanding the Internet
Next Page: Roles of the Operating System
