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Using multiple Web browsers can help you get your work accomplished more effectively and with the maximum concern for security online. You’ll determine as you experiment with using different Web browsers that some are more effective for specific tasks. You might find it easy to do your online banking with one browser that offers sharp security features, while you read your favorite blogs with another browser that offers more options to customize the look of the text.

* Visit the download page for the browser you’d like to try .Click on the ‘Download Now’ button or link.

* Click the ‘Save File’ button in the dialog box.

* Click ‘Next’ again to continue the automatic installation process. When the installation is complete, click the ‘Finish’ button.

Set a Default Browser

1. Click on the ‘Set Program Access and Defaults’ to find your newly installed Web browsers.

2. Choose the ‘Custom’ radio button to specify your default browser.

3. Click on the arrow button and find your Web browser in the list.

4. Select the radio button that corresponds to the Web browser that you want as your default browser.

Launch & Decide Your Web Browser & Function

1. Start on the first Web browser you’d like to work with by clicking ‘Start’ on your computer.

2. Go away to ‘All Programs’ and select your Web browser from the menu.

3. Click on your selection to launch the page.

4. Make sure your emails, read mail and perform Web searches on the Web browser you feel most comfortable with. Sometimes, you may want to launch one Web browser for work and another for leisure or various activities, and keep each running unconnectedly.

5. Recognize that some Web browsers are considered safer for financial work. Try a Web browser owned by a smaller company that does not put together closely with Microsoft, such as Mozilla’s Firefox.

Instruction:

(1).Get help using your browser by reading the FAQs and user meeting posted on the manufacturer’s Web site. You may even be able to download a user’s guide.

(2).If you’re going to download a new browser, be sure your computer meets the minimum supplies for browser practice as listed by the manufacturer.

(3).Make sure your browser offers anti-phishing technology to keep your confidential information safe.

(4).Internet Explorer may leave your confidential files more susceptible to hackers, due to its close connection with Microsoft operating system. You may want to use one more Web browser for shopping or online banking.