What to click on

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When navigating the internet, you’ll end up using your mouse a lot to interact with web pages.

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Sometimes it isn’t obvious what you can, and cannot click on.

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Though there are some standard formats and things to look out which’ll quickly help you figure it out.

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When hovering your mouse above links, the cursor will change to a hand, showing you that you can click on it.

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Sometimes these links are buttons or images that you have to select.[/sayit]

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Links are often underlined and typically blue.

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Once selected they change to a purple colour if you return back to the original page, which can be useful as a reference to which sites you’ve already been on.[/sayit]