SECTION B: Today's popular browsers include Microsoft Edge, Internet Explorer, Google

Apple Safari, and Mozilla Firefox. The browser that starts automatically when clicking links in email messages is called the browser. Browsers can be customized in many ways$-$for example, by adding for pages you use frequently. Browser such as AdBlock and toolbars add functionality to browsers. Browsers may need additional software programs called to work with various file formats. Browsers can also store

to make logging in to Web sites more convenient. Browser users can decide whether or not to turn this feature on even though it is a slight security risk. When browsers download HTML documents, images, and links for a Web page, they are stored in a browser $.$ Browsers also store a list of the Web sites you've visited in the list. Turning on browsing stores these items only temporarily and deletes them when the browser is closed.