To help minimize errors, most current browsers and Web sites do not require the http:// and www portions of a Web address.

Name: To help minimize errors, most current browsers and Web sites do not require the http:// and www portions of a Web address.
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Nowadays, most web browsers automatically add "http://" to the beginning of a web address if it is not included, and the "www" portion is often unnecessary as well. This helps to minimize errors when typing in a URL.

To Help Minimize Errors, Most Current Browsers and Web Sites