Removes a program and its associated files from your computer. Helps free up space.

Short for World Wide Web. The collective network of public websites and pages linked via hyperlinks and URLs.

A website that finds other websites based on keywords.

Your Internet Service Provider. The company you pay to get internet access, like Comcast or AT&T.

The Hypertext Transfer Protocol that powers the web. More secure HTTPS is becoming the standard.

A marketing buzzword for services provided over the internet, rather than locally on your device.

Watching a video or listening to audio in “real-time”, as it’s sent to you, rather than downloading first.

Paying a company to store your website’s files and data on a server so it’s accessible 24/7.

A permanent ID number assigned to a device’s network card when it’s manufactured.

Converts signals between analog (like cable or phone lines) and digital (like Ethernet). The bridge between your home network and the internet.