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A web browser is used to view HTML documents. Secure sites have URLs beginning with https and display an interactive lock. Domain names like .edu, .net, .com, and .org provide information about the site. When evaluating a website, check the copyright, author, and domain. FTP and HTTP are protocols for transferring files and hypertext requests between computers. Basic online safety tips are to avoid shouting, spamming, or sharing personal information.
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