How can I view the HTML code of web pages?

How you see the HTML source code of a web document depends on the browser you are using. Follow the appropriate instructions below:

Internet Explorer: From the View menu, select Source. To see the source for frames, right-click (Ctrl-click in Mac OS or Mac OS X) within the frame, and from the pop-up menu select View Source or View Frame Source.
Safari: From the View menu, select View Source. To see the source for frames, right-click or Ctrl-click within the frame, and from the pop-up menu, select View Frame Source.
Firefox, Mozilla, and Netscape 7: From the View menu, select Page Source. To see the source of an individual frame, right-click or Ctrl-click the frame and select This Frame, and then View Frame Source.
Netscape 6.x and Netscape Navigator and Communicator 4.x: From the View menu, select Page Source. To see the source of an individual frame, click the frame, and then from the View menu, select Page Source. In Netscape 6.x for Mac OS, right-click or Ctrl-click the frame and then select View Frame Source.
Netscape Navigator 3.x and earlier: From the View menu, select Source... or Document Source. For version 3.x, to view the HTML code of an individual frame, click the frame, and then from the View menu, select Frame Source.
Opera: In Opera 7 for Windows and Opera 6 for Mac OS, from the View menu, select Source. To see the source for an individual frame, click inside that frame to select it; then, from the View menu, select Frame Source.
Lynx: Press \ (backslash) to see the document's HTML code. Press \ again to return to normal browsing mode.

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