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The Internet has changed the world. Going online, you can buy books, research a potential vehicle purchase, check for movie times (and even buy and print tickets), download software, view videos, and find 1,001 ways to distract yourself. And all these activities have two things in common: they require a web browser and a connection to the Internet.
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© 2009 James Floyd Kelly
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(2009). Web Browsing with Firefox. In: Ubuntu on a Dime. Apress. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-4302-1973-6_9
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