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[QUOTE="Munyaradzi Mafaro, post: 32189, member: 636"]
HTTP helps your computer talk to websites. It's the system that brings web pages to your screen! Your browser asks for stuff – like pictures, videos, or text – and HTTP carries those requests across the internet to the server.

The server holds all the website files you want to see. Once it gets your request, it sends back everything your browser needs through HTTP. This happens super fast, usually in less than a second! HTTP works behind the scenes every time you browse online. It handles all those invisible messages going back and forth between your device and websites across the world. Without HTTP, you couldn't see any web pages at all!

Many people don't know that HTTP stands for Hypertext Transfer Protocol. It's been around since the early days of the internet. The newer, safer version is HTTPS, which keeps your data private during these transfers. Most websites use HTTPS today to protect your information as it travels across the internet.
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