Using the Web Browser, Web Browser Menu Items

Using the Web Browser

yYou can scroll the screen up and down by tapping on the page and dragging it up or down (be careful not to tap a link until you are ready!).

yTo open a link, simply tap it.

yYou can open several web pages at a time, view them all at once on the screen, and then tap one of them to view it in full screen.

yTo go back to the previous page that you browsed, tap the Back icon.

yTo display the available menu items, tap the Menu icon.

yTo go back directly to the Home screen, tap the Home icon.

yDepending on where you are in the web browser, holding down on an item will give you access to more options.

yTo fill in a text field, tap in the field, then use the virtual keyboard to type in the required text.

When you view a page, you can tap the menu icon		to display the menu items.
New window	Allows you to open new windows.
Bookmarks	Will open the “Bookmarks”	manager.	You	will	see three tabs:
	“Bookmarks,” “Most visited,” and “History.”
	“Bookmarks” shows you a list of bookmarks. Just tap one of them to open it
	in the current window. Holding down a bookmark will give you access to
	several options (you will be able to edit it, rename it, delete it, etc.). You can
	also use the Menu icon	which will	allow	you	to bookmark the
	last-viewed page.
	“Most visited” and “History” allow you to access your “Most visited” sites
	and your visit history. In the “History” tab, the Menu icon				allows you to
	clear the history.
Refresh/ Stop	“Stop” will stop loading the web page, if it is currently loading. “Refresh” will
	refresh the current web page, if it has stopped loading.
Windows	When you have several windows currently opened, tap “Windows” to
	display them all at once on the screen. Just tap one of the small windows to
	view it in full screen, or tap the Close icon in the small window to close the
	window.
Forward	Will go to the next page that you browsed.
More	Will give you access to other options (“Find on page,” “Select text,” “Page
	info,” “Downloads,” “Settings” etc.).