The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints provides an online version of the Book of Mormon. This version is considered official, and is the accepted text used by the Church. The online Book of Mormon provides all the same information found in the Book of Mormon printed by the Church. This includes, the Title Page, Introduction, Testimony of the Three Witnesses, Testimony of the Eight Witnesses, Testimony of the Prophet Joseph Smith, A Brief Explanation about the Book of Mormon, and the books of the Book of Mormon from First Nephi through Moroni.
The online Book of Mormon is a part of lds.org, which was created by the Church and launched in 2001. The Ensign reported that bringing the scriptures to the Internet was an important milestone of the Church because it could now reach more people. More than 30,000 people visit the online scriptures each day, and are enjoying the benefits that come from an online text. “The Church placed the scriptures in English with their full range of study aids, including some 250,000 internal links, on the Internet.” The online version is a good resource for people who are doing research or preparing talks, because the text can be searched by keyword, footnotes can be accessed quickly, and topic definitions can be found easily.