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Galaxy S II: The Missing Manual
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Galaxy S II: The Missing Manual

by Preston Gralla
December 2011
Beginner to intermediate
436 pages
14h 59m
English
O'Reilly Media, Inc.
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The Address Bar

THE ADDRESS BAR IS the box at the top of the browser where you type the URL of the website you want to visit. Just to the right of it are either one or two buttons (and sometimes three), depending on the web page you’re visiting:

  • RSS button . This button appears when a site includes an RSS feed, as described earlier in this chapter. See the section on RSS feeds on Getting the Facts with RSS for more details.

  • Bookmarks . As described earlier in this chapter, this lets you add a Bookmark to your Bookmarks list.

  • Stop . When a page is loading, this button appears so you can stop the page from loading.

When you type an address and head to a page, a small bar above the address bar shows you the status—how much of the page has loaded and how much is left to go.

Note

The bar indicating your page’s loading status is only an approximation, so don’t take it for the absolute truth.

Typing an Address

To type a URL into the address bar, first tap the bar. The current URL will be highlighted in blue. Then use the keyboard to type an address. As you type, the Galaxy S II displays sites you’ve visited that match the letters you type. So when you type the letter C, for example, it may display ...

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