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To stop the 360 browser from browsing the novel's web page, one could use the browser's " Block Program " function. The specific steps were as follows: 1 Open the 360 browser and click the "Tools" button at the top of the browser. 2 In the tool bar, choose the "Security" option and then the "System" option. 3 In the system bar, find the "browser extension" column and click the "block program" button. 4 In the Block Program window, select the program you want to block and click the "Block" button. 5. Wait for the blocking program to finish running and then reopen the novel page you want to browse. It is important to note that the blocking program can only block the operation of a specific program and not the entire browser. In addition, to use the program blocking function, you need to ensure that you are using legal procedures and comply with relevant laws and regulations.

Well, since Internet Explorer is no longer widely used, it's hard to specifically point out the top stories on it. But generally, in the past, top stories could include major news events like political elections, scientific breakthroughs, and entertainment news such as big movie releases.

Some independent authors also offer their fiction works for free on their websites. If the website is compatible with Internet Explorer, you can read their books. However, you might need to do some searching to find such gems.

Well, from the title 'Magical Explorer Web Novel', it could be a story centered around a character who is an explorer in a fantastical realm. This could include things like the exploration of enchanted forests, discovery of ancient magic spells or artifacts, and interactions with magical beings such as wizards, elves, or fairies. It might also deal with the challenges the explorer faces, like battles against dark magic or solving magical riddles to progress in their journey.

There were many choices for foreign websites to choose from. Some of the more common browser options include Mozilla FireFox, Google ChromeX, Internet Explorer, and SafariX. All of them had different features and functions, and were suitable for different operating systems and user needs. In addition, there were some special browser, such as the Torch browser and Epic privacy browser, which were designed for specific regions or specific needs. These browser could bring rich information resources and a better user experience, but at the same time, there were some potential risks and challenges, such as information security and network attacks. Therefore, when choosing to use a browser that was open to foreign websites, users needed to weigh the pros and cons and take appropriate security measures.

It's difficult to find top stories on Internet Explorer nowadays as it's not actively maintained. But in the past, you could usually find them on the homepage or on news - related tabs if there were any. Maybe there were some default news providers that showed the top stories.

I'm not sure what you mean by '79 free novels'. However, generally speaking, if a novel could not be bookmarked in the browser, there might be the following reasons: 1. The browser version is too old: If the browser version is too old, it may not support the auto-save bookmark function. Therefore, even if you save the novel to your bookmark, it may not be automatically saved to the browser. 2. Browser settings: You can try to turn off the automatic update function in the browser settings to see if it is possible to solve this problem. 3. Problems with the novel website: Sometimes, there may be problems with the novel website, causing it to be unable to save the novel to the bookmark. You can try to collect novels on other websites or contact the customer service of the novel website for help. I hope these suggestions can help you solve the problem.

I don't know as I haven't read it. But it could have a brave explorer as the main character, perhaps someone with a mysterious past.

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The 360 browser can't store novels because the 360 browser doesn't support storing novels by default and its built-in novel search engine doesn't fully support the function of searching all novels. Therefore, if you search for novels on the 360 browser, you can only find the contents of the browser's buffer and cannot directly access the network resources. However, you can use other browser to store your novel, such as Google Chrome1, Mozilla FireFox, etc. When using a browser to buffer a novel, one needed to pay attention to the location and size of the buffer file, as well as to prevent the buffer from being expired. I hope my answer can help you!