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You may have been a fan of firefox , but KDE also provide a web browser -- konqueror , is there any advantages of konqueror? Of course , konqueror has many functions that firefox do not have.

When you start Konqueror , it will display a default page according to your seetings:

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==Explore the web==
Well , Konqueror do support tab browse. Use "File --> New Tab" to create a new tab.

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When you opened a new tab , type in the url and enter :

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To surf the internet world , you may click the linking to open them , but you can just type "Ctrl" and them type the letter to open links:

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If I type "c":

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In this way , the new page is opened in the same tab  , to open it in the new tab , right-click the link and then click "Open in New Tab"

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To close the tab , click the cross.

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==Search the page==
To find something in the page , click "Edit --> find" and then there will be a find bar on the bottom of the window:

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Type in what you like to find and then you can use "Next" and "Previous" to find the word.

But there is some more functions provided:

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