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So, You Want A New Browser Window, Huh?

HTML Getting Started
A new browser window opened up! You now have two windows open at the same time. Really! Look up at the "BACK" button at the top of the page. It isn't available to you. (Except on some higher-level browsers.) That's because you've started a whole new browser session.
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