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Browser: A program you use to look at websites (e.g., Chrome, Safari).

URL: The address of a web page (e.g., ).

Wi-Fi: A way to connect to the internet without wires.

Internet Service Provider (ISP): A company that gives you internet access (e.g., BT, Virgin Media).

Router: A box that connects your home to the internet.

Search Engine: A website that helps you find other websites (e.g., Google).

Email: Sending and receiving messages online.

Password: A secret word to keep your accounts safe.

Phishing: A trick to steal your personal information.

Social Media: Websites to connect with friends and share things (e.g., Facebook).

App: A program on your phone or computer (e.g., WhatsApp).

Download: Getting a file from the internet to your device.

Upload: Sending a file from your device to the internet.

Streaming: Watching or listening to something online without saving it.

Firewall: A tool that helps keep your computer safe.

Cookie: A small file that helps websites remember you.

Bookmark: A way to save a website so you can find it easily later.

Homepage: The first page you see when you open your browser.

Link: Clickable text or image that takes you to another website.

Pop-up: A small window that appears on top of a website, often an ad.

Spam: Unwanted emails.

Cloud: Online storage for your files.

Encryption: A way to keep your information safe.

Bandwidth: How much data can be sent over your internet connection.

IP Address: A unique number for your device on the internet.

VPN: A service that keeps your internet connection private.

Two-Factor Authentication: Extra security for your accounts.