1) Bookstore visitor 2) Chrome 3) Internet Explorer 4) Internet search software 5) Looker 6) Spectator 7) Surfing aid 8) Viewer 9) Watcher 10) Web info program 11) Web need 12) Web software 13) Witness
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1) Netscape 2) User 3) Window shopper
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• (n.) An animal that browses.
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a program that allows you to access the worldwide web (WWW)
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A browser is an animal that eats tall foliage (leaves or trees and shrubs). Many sauropod dinosaurs , like Brachiosaurus and Ultrasauros , were browsers. Browsers generally don't kill the plant they eat.
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An application which gives the user the ability to view a graphic representation of mapping data. The application would provide tools (e.g. pan, zoom) to aid this viewing. It provides a visual representation of the mapping data, which may displayed at a variety of resolutions dependent on the size of area being displayed.
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A program used to navigate Internet sites.
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(Digital cameras and photo printers) Describes a program used to display information, especially on the internet.
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A client program used to view various kinds of Internet resources. You use a browser (e.g., Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer) to view Web pages from your computer.
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Program used to locate and displays HTML documents.
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is the tool used to view websites, and access all the content available there onscreen or by downloading. Browsers may also have features including the ability to read feeds, write blog items, view and upload photos to photosharing sites. Browsers have become the central tool for using social media as more and more tools previously used on our desk...
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Brows'er (brouz'ẽr)
noun An animal that browses.
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Primarily this is software, which enables users to access the World Wide Web.
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A piece of software that allows users to view internet pages. Popular browsers include Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari.
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A Client program (software) that is used to look at various kinds of Internet resources.
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Short for Web browser, a software application used to locate and display Web pages. A user of the Internet is sometimes referred to as a browser.
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A browser, or more properly a web browser, is a computer program used to render and display HTML documents. Web browsers are typically graphical and based upon an early design known as Mosaic, invented by staff at the NCSA. Web browsers are also becoming available built into other devices, such as mobile phones.
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A program used to display information, especially on the Internet.
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Application program that provides a way to look at and interact with all the information on the World Wide Web.
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Most usually applied to application programs that display text, graphics and active links prepared in Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)
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A program that allows a person to read hypertext and view graphical images. Provides a means of viewing the contents of Web pages and navigating from one Web page or Web server to another.
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web browser noun a program used to view HTML documents
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In computing, any program that allows the user to search for and view data. Browsers usually do not permit the user to edit data, but are sometimes able to convert data from one file format to another. Web browsers allow access to the World Wide Web. Microsoft's Internet Explorer was the leading Web browser in 2006, acting as a graphical user i...
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a person or thing that browses. · an application program that allows the user to examine encoded documents in a form suitable for display, esp. such a program for use on the World Wide Web.
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Software designed to access and display information available on the web. Browsers may be graphical or text-based. Text-only browsers cannot display images, sound clips, video and plug-in features that graphical browsers can. Talking browsers are also available for use by people who have difficulty reading text due to a learning disability or visua...
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