IT ENGLISH: Technical Terminology - Address Bar

What is the purpose of an address bar in a web browser?

• To display the URL of the current webpage

• To search for websites or specific pages

• To display the progress of page loading

• To add or edit bookmarks for the current page

How does the URL in the address bar change?

• It updates automatically when you visit a new page

• It remains the same regardless of the webpage you visit

• It changes only when you manually enter a web address

• It changes based on the browser's default settings

What happens when you manually enter a web address in the address bar?

• The browser opens the location in a new tab

• The browser displays an error message

• The browser redirects to a different webpage

• The browser opens the location in the current tab

What is the purpose of a favicon in the address bar?

• To provide a visual identifier for the current website

• To display the progress of page loading

• To add or edit bookmarks for the current page

• To indicate the availability of RSS feeds

Which browser displays an RSS feed button in the address bar?

• Google Chrome

• Mozilla Firefox

• Safari

• Internet Explorer

What additional feature does the Safari address bar have?

• It doubles as a progress bar when pages are loading

• It displays a favorites icon for adding or editing bookmarks

• It automatically adds the HTTP prefix to the URL

• It includes a refresh button on the right side

Which browser includes a favorites icon in the address bar?

• Google Chrome

• Mozilla Firefox

• Safari

• Internet Explorer

What is the address bar sometimes called?

• Address field

• Search bar

• Toolbar

• URL bar

What is the purpose of browser toolbars?

• To display the URL of the current webpage

• To search for websites or specific pages

• To provide additional features and functions

• To add or edit bookmarks for the current page

Where do browser toolbars typically appear?

• Above the address bar

• Below the address bar

• On the left side of the browser window

• On the right side of the browser window