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| A browser is an application program that allows users to interact with the World Wide Web (WWW). Examples of well known browsers include Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer. | A browser is an application program that allows users to interact with the World Wide Web (WWW). Examples of well known browsers include Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Internet Explorer. | ||
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| AfterOffice webmail refers to the email service that is available in the Virtual Office application. | AfterOffice webmail refers to the email service that is available in the Virtual Office application. | ||
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| + | **World Wide Web (WWW)**\\ | ||
| + | A global information medium where users can access documents, graphics, audios, videos and other web resources via the Internet. | ||
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