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What is a Browser? Definition and meaning

A browser is a program with which you can open websites on the internet. With the help of hyperlinks, you can then move between millions of pages.

At the top of the browser there is an address bar for entering web addresses, also called URLs. With controls such as forward and back buttons, a defined home page or bookmarks, manufacturers enable intuitive operation.

Frequently used browsers include Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge and Safari.

Here you can check your browser compatibility for projectfacts.

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Frequently asked questions

What is a browser?
A browser is a program that lets you open websites on the internet. Using hyperlinks you move between millions of pages, and an address bar opens the web page you want by its URL.
Which browsers are commonly used?
Commonly used browsers include Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge and Safari. All of them offer controls such as forward and back buttons, a home page and bookmarks for intuitive operation.
Does projectfacts run in the browser?
Yes, you use projectfacts directly in your browser, and browser compatibility can be checked in advance. What the software can do in detail is shown in the complete overview of functions.