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    This document provides an overview of browser tools that can be used to inspect websites, including viewing the source code, inspecting page elements, debugging JavaScript, and viewing network requests. It also explains that links between pages in HTML are defined using anchor tags, and the destination link is stored in the href attribute.

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    This document provides an overview of browser tools that can be used to inspect websites, including viewing the source code, inspecting page elements, debugging JavaScript, and viewing network requests. It also explains that links between pages in HTML are defined using anchor tags, and the destination link is stored in the href attribute.

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    This document provides an overview of browser tools that can be used to inspect websites, including viewing the source code, inspecting page elements, debugging JavaScript, and viewing network requests. It also explains that links between pages in HTML are defined using anchor tags, and the destination link is stored in the href attribute.

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    WEB SECURITY ROOM: Walking An Application

    Here is a short breakdown of the in-built browser tools you will use throughout this room:
     View Source - Use your browser to view the human-readable source code of a
    website.
     Inspector - Learn how to inspect page elements and make changes to view usually
    blocked content.
     Debugger - Inspect and control the flow of a page's JavaScript
     Network - See all the network requests a page makes.

    Links to different pages in HTML are written in anchor tags ( these are HTML elements that
    start with <a ), and the link that you'll be directed to is stored in the href attribute.

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