A term that refers to exploring an online area, usually on the World Wide Web. Source: Lazworld

[The] act of searching through information-system (IS) storage to locate or acquire information without necessarily knowing of the existence or the format of the information being sought. [INFOSEC-99]

A term that refers to exploring an online area‚ usually on the World Wide Web.

Going to different websites on the internet and looking around. A bit like window shopping, but on the internet instead of in a mall. Think of going into a bookshop and browsing. It’s the same thing. – Taking a casual look around for anything that may be of interest.

A term that refers to exploring an online area, usually on the World Wide Web, generally through a software viewer known as a browser.

A method of finding a record by starting at a known point and following linked terms and other identified paths to locate required information.

Clicking through categories and lists of items until you find what you're interested in. 

Casually looking for information on the Internet, also known as SURFING the Internet.

The term used to describe the process of using your computer to view webpages.

(n) reading superficially or at random(n) the act of feeding by continual nibbling

Browsing is the act of looking through a set of information quickly, without a specific sense of purpose. In the context of the internet, it usually refers to using the world wide web. The term may im [..]

Exploration of a body of information, based on the organization of the collections or scanning lists, rather than by direct searching.

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