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=== Google Chrome === | === Google Chrome === | ||
Known for its speed, simplicity, and vast extension library. | Known for its speed, simplicity, and vast extension library. | ||
* When [[Help:How to upload new versions of files|uploading new versions of files]], you will click "Choose File". This will open a {{W|file explorer}} dialog box. | |||
=== Mozilla Firefox === | === Mozilla Firefox === | ||
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=== Microsoft Edge === | === Microsoft Edge === | ||
Initially based on EdgeHTML, now uses Chromium, offering compatibility with Chrome extensions. | Initially based on EdgeHTML, now uses Chromium, offering compatibility with Chrome extensions. | ||
* When [[Help:How to upload new versions of files|uploading new versions of files]], you will click "Browse". This will open a {{W|file explorer}} dialog box. | |||
=== Apple Safari === | === Apple Safari === | ||
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== Related == | == Related == | ||
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[[Category:Concepts]] | [[Category:Concepts]] | ||
Latest revision as of 09:19, 19 September 2024
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A web browser is a software application used to access, retrieve, present, and navigate through resources and information available on the World Wide Web, intranet, or local file system.
Popular web browsers
Google Chrome
Known for its speed, simplicity, and vast extension library.
- When uploading new versions of files, you will click "Choose File". This will open a file explorer
dialog box.
Mozilla Firefox
Open-source, praised for its privacy features and customization options.
Microsoft Edge
Initially based on EdgeHTML, now uses Chromium, offering compatibility with Chrome extensions.
- When uploading new versions of files, you will click "Browse". This will open a file explorer dialog box.
Apple Safari
Default for macOS and iOS, optimized for Apple devices with strong integration with Apple's ecosystem.
Opera
Offers unique features like built-in ad blockers and VPN.
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