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Navigation Controls:
These two arrow control
buttons enable you to move back
and forth between current and
previously viewed web pages.2
Toolbar Buttons: These
buttons give you access to
various Safari features. You can add
or remove buttons by right-clicking or
CTRL-clicking on the toolbar and
selecting Customize Toolbar. See the
section on Customising the Sierra
Finder for more information.3
URL Bar: Enter the website
address of your choice or a
search term that you wish to look up
into this bar, then tap the Return key.(^4)
Reload Page: Sometimes,
if a web page fails to load
properly, you can fix the problem by
clicking on this button and reloading
the current page.
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Share Button: Click on this
button to see your options for
sharing the page you’re viewing
using email or social media networks,
including adding the page to your
Safari reading list.
6
Show Open Pages: Click
on this button to view all web
pages you currently have open in the
Safari browser, on both your Mac and
other devices signed into your iCloud.
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Safari Tabs: When you’re
browsing the Internet and you
want to have several pages open at
once, you can view each of them in
their own separate tabs.
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Add a New Tab: Clicking
this button will open a new
blank tab, which is then accessible
by clicking on the tab and entering a
search parameter or a URL web
address in the URL bar.
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Sidebar: This optional display
area is opened and closed by
clicking on the sidebar button in the
toolbar, next to the Navigation Controls.
It’s updated in real-time.
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Bookmarks: Click on this
button in the sidebar to see
your bookmarks list, with your
favourite web pages and sites, which
can be visited by clicking the link.
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Reading List: From here
you can view all the pages you
have added while browsing, using
the Add to the Reading List button.
12
Edit Bookmarks:
Previous versions of Safari
had an Edit button on the left panel.
This has now been removed but you
can still go to the Bookmarks menu
and select Edit Bookmarks.
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Main Window: This is
where the web page you’re
viewing is displayed. You can scroll
up and down by using the scroll
function on your mouse.
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Links: Click on a web link to
be taken to another page. Web
links can be text, which is usually
underlined, or a picture as seen here.
When you’ve moved to a new page,
you can return using the Back button
(see entry ‘1’, on Navigation Controls).
Safari App
Your Web Browser
Safari is your gateway to the Internet, so it’s important that you familiarise
yourself with the browser’s interface before you begin your online adventure.
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