This class offers an insightful comparison and tutorial on the desktop versions of Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Apple Safari. It focuses on essential web browser functionalities and terminologies, including bookmarks, tabs, and cookies.

Key Takeaways and Next Steps:

Understanding Web Browsers:

Web browsers are software applications used to access and navigate the internet. Examples include Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, and Apple Safari.

Using Bookmarks:

Bookmarks are a feature in web browsers that allow you to save and easily access frequently visited websites.
Practice bookmarking your favorite websites and organizing these bookmarks in each browser.

Navigating with Tabs:

Tabs in web browsers enable you to open and switch between multiple web pages within a single browser window.
For practice, open multiple tabs and practice switching between them for a more streamlined browsing experience.

Understanding Cookies:

Cookies are small data files stored on your computer by websites you visit. They are used to remember your preferences and login information for future visits.