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BrowserA computer program that enables the user to retrieve information that has been made publicly available on the Internet; also, that permits multimedia (graphics) applications on the World Wide Web.
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BrowserA client computer program that can retrieve and display information from servers on the World Wide Web.
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BrowserA program used to locate and view Web pages. These include Netscape, Mosaic, Microsoft Internet Explorer, and others.
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Browser1845, "animal which browses," agent noun from browse (v.). In the computer sense by 1982. The first browser was invented at PARC by Larry Tesler, now a designer at Apple Computer. Tesler [..]
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BrowserRefer to "See Also" column to the right.
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BrowserSoftware used to navigate the Internet. Google Chrome, Firefox, Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer are today's most popular browsers for accessing the World Wide Web.
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BrowserA program used to access World Wide Web pages. Examples: Firefox, Safari or Internet Explorer.
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BrowserA browser is a software program used to locate and display information on the Internet or an intranet. Browsers are most often used to access Web pages. Most can display graphics, photographs and text [..]
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Browser(see Web browser)
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Browser A Client software program that is used to look at various kinds of Internet resources. eg Internet explorer, Netscape Navigator
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BrowserCopyright by Matisse "Browser" Enzer -->A Client program (software) that is used to look at various kinds of Internet resources. See also: Client, Server, URL, WWW
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Browsera client program that retrieves documents and other materials from an HTTPD server and displays them in accord with the HTML specification - MOSAIC was the first widely available browser - CELLO was t [..]
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BrowserA program that allows users to view web pages. Netscape® Navigator and Microsoft® Internet Explorer are examples of popular browsers.
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BrowserUser's software program for viewing & browsing information on the Internet.
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BrowserSoftware that will load and display a web page. A browser interprets the HTML or XML code from the web page files, executes embedded scripts and programs, provides encryption/decryption for security w [..]
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BrowserA software that resides in your computer and acts as an interface between you and a web-site. The browser translates web-pages, written in HTML, into formatted, nice looking text. Common example of br [..]
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Browsera viewer who looks around casually without seeking anything in particular a program used to view HTML documents (browsing) browse: reading superficially or at random (browsing) browse: the act of feed [..]
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BrowserA software tool used to read electronic documents. Mosaic, NetScape and Lynx are the most popular browsers.
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BrowserA browser is the program you use to view a website. The most common Browsers are Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Safari and Google Chrome. It is important to keep your browser up to date with the latest version available or you may have difficulty displaying websites.
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BrowserAny client software that enables a computer or device to access the Internet.
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BrowserAny computer software program for reading hypertext. Note 1: Browsers are usually associated with the Internet and the World Wide Web (WWW). Note 2: A browser may be able to access information in many formats, and through different services including HTTP and FTP.
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BrowserA software application (either text-based or graphical) that lets you browse (surf) the World Wide Web.
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BrowserAn application used to view information from the Internet. Browsers provide a user-friendly interface for navigating through and accessing the vast amount of information on the Internet.
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BrowserWhat the web design will be viewed in. Every browser is different from Chrome and Safari to Firefox and Mozilla. Therefore, it is important to remember that web designs have to be compatible with all of these. Reading up on the specifications of each widely used browser will provide the information and criteria a design has to fulfil in order to be [..]
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BrowserSoftware that allows you to access sites on the World Wide Web. The browser also allows you to use embedded links (hypertext) to jump from a word or image instantly to another set of data; hypertext. [..]
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BrowserWebGuest Dictionary Tool (software program) that allows you to surf the Web . The most popular Web Browsers right now are Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer . The very first Web browsers, such as Lynx, only allowed users to see text.
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BrowserA program which sends requests for information across the Internet and displays the information when it is received. See also Web client program. CERN
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BrowserWhen you visit a website, you are seeing it on a browser. Websites look very different in reality to what you see when you visit it. Everything is in fact encoded. A browser is the piece of software that decodes everything so that what you see is an attractive page rather than a lot of coding. Most people use the Microsoft Internet Explorer browser [..]
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BrowserA program that allows you to see, read and hear information on the World Wide Web. Microsoft's Internet Explorer used to be the dominant browser with over 90% share in 2004 - mainly as it was the [..]
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BrowserA Web browser is a program that retrieves and displays pages from the Web, and lets users access further pages through hyperlinks. Learn more General knowledge
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BrowserA software application allowing users to locate and retrieve information from networked information services. Now most frequently used to refer to a Web browser, the term refers to a specialized compu [..]
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BrowserA software program that allows you to surf the web. Popular web browsers include Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Edge and Internet Explorer.
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BrowserAn Internet browser is a software application used to locate and display web pages
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BrowserA person who searches a library collection, catalog, index, bibliography, bibliographic database, or other list of resources in a casual, unsystematic manner. See also: serendipity. Also refers to a t [..]
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BrowserA browser is an application (or computer program), such as Mozilla Firefox or Microsoft Internet Explorer, which is used to view web pages on the internet.
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Browser1. An application used to view information from the Internet. Browsers provide a user-friendly interface for navigating through and accessing the vast amount of information on the Internet. You can see more information about browsers and capability on our website by viewing our browsers page. The current generation of both Netscape and Microsoft [..]
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BrowserThe program that allows a person to view pictures, text, animations, images, or films over the World Wide Web; it is short of web browser.Browsers include Microsoft's Internet Explorer, Netscap [..]
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BrowserShort for web browser, a software application which enables a user to display and interact with text, images, videos, music and other information typically located on a Web page. Some of the Web brows [..]
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BrowserA software program that displays relevant information and allows navigation. The most common browser is an internet browser which displays web sites and allows navigation of the internet. There are ot [..]
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BrowserA program that enables you to access information on the Internet through the World Wide Web.
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BrowserThis is the program you use to browse files. A web browser will browse internet files, like Firefox or Internet Explorer.
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BrowserA software program that is used to view websites and other Internet resources on the WWW. See Also: Internet, Internet Explorer, Mosaic, Netscape, Home Page (or Homepage), URL, WWW
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Browserthe program you run on your computer to access the world wide web. The most common browsers are Microsoft Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, and AOL's versions of each. Modern browsers actual [..]
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BrowserA software package installed on the hard disc of your computer that enables you to access and to navigate the World Wide Web - to "surf the Web" in colloquial terms. See Section 3, M [..]
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BrowserA program used to locate and view web pages. These include Microsoft Internet Explorer, FireFox, Mozilla, Netscape, Opera and others.
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BrowserSoftware used to access and display data from the internet
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BrowserShort for Web browser, a software application used to locate and display Web pages. The two most popular browsers are Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer. Both of these are graphi [..]
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BrowserA program that lets you browse through WWW documents.
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BrowserSpecial software designed to read web pages. Often referred to as a Web Browser. Popular browsers include Microsoft's Internet Explorer, Gecko's Mozilla, Netscape's Navigator and Opera. [..]
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BrowserA browser allows you to view web pages on the internet. This may involve bi-directional communication, such as viewing of a website, making a purchase, or posting on a blog. Many different browsers ex [..]
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BrowserA browser, or web browser, is a software application that allows users to access and browse the web. There are many different browsers available, each with their own design and features. Some of the most popular include Chrome, Firefox, and Internet Explorer.
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BrowserA program used to view World Wide Web pages, such as Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer
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BrowserThe name for software packages that allows us to explore the World Wide Web. Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer are two such browsers.
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BrowserA web browser is a software application that enables a user to display and interact with documents hosted by web servers. Popular browsers available include Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Netscape Navigator and Safari.
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BrowserThis is the piece of software used to view webpages on the internet. The most common browsers are Internet Explorer and Netscape. Most browsers can show images, text and animations but some, m [..]
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BrowserA software program that allows users to access the Internet. Examples:
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BrowserThe program you use to view webpages. You’re more than likely reading this through one right now. They translate, or interpret HTML code into the page you see. The most common are Microsoft Internet E [..]
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BrowserA piece of software that allows users to view internet pages. Popular browsers include Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari.
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Browser(French: brost= young shoot) an animal that eats a little of this and that plant (like a goat), as opposed to a grazer which eats mainly one kind of plant (like a sheep).
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BrowserClient used to view the world wide web.
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BrowserA software application that displays World Wide Web pages originally written in the text-based HTML language in a user-friendly graphical format.
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BrowserThe browser is a desktop computer application that provides an easy to use graphical interface or doorway that allows you browse and retrieve information over the internet. Mozilla Firefox and Microso [..]
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BrowserSoftware used to view web pages.
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BrowserA program that lets the user browse internet pages such as Google Chrome or Firefox.
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BrowserA piece of software that allows users to view internet pages. Popular browsers include Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari.
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Browsersoftware program for navigating the Internet, in particular the world wide web
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BrowserComputer software that allows you to navigate through the World Wide Web using a graphical user interface (or GUI). By clicking on menus, icons, or buttons, the browser lets you search for, read, and download documents, photos, sounds, and video on the Web. The two best known browsers are Netscape Communicator or Microsoft Internet Explorer.
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BrowserA browser is a software program that allows you to view and interact with various kinds of Internet resources available on the World Wide Web. A browser is commonly called a web browser. Learn more: W [..]
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BrowserA Web client that allows a human to read information on the Web.
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BrowserA program that allows a user to find, view, hear, and interact with material on the World Wide Web. Firefox, Safari and Internet Explorer are examples of popular browsers.
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BrowserSoftware that lets you travel the World Wide Web. (i.e. Internet Explorer)
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BrowserA program used to view data e.g. examining the contents of a database or knowledge base, or viewing documents on the World Wide Web. See also: Mosaic, World Wide Web, Internet.
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BrowserShort for Web Browser; it’s the tool (program) that allows you to surf the web. You probably used your Web Browser to locate this page. The most popular Web Browsers right now are Netscape Navigator a [..]
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BrowserA browser, often referred to as a Web Browser, is the software that allows you to connect to the Internet. Currently, the most popular Web Browsers are Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explor [..]
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BrowserSoftware program used to navigate through WWW pages stored on the Internet.
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BrowserA Client program (software) that is used to look at various kinds of Internet resources.
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BrowserSoftware program that allows Internet users to interact with, navigate or "browse" parts of the Internet. Examples of popular browsers include Netscape and Internet Explorer.
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BrowserSee web browser.
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BrowserA program that allows you to access and read hypertext documents on the World Wide Web. The most popular browsers are Internet Explorer and Firefox.
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BrowserAlso known as Internet or Web browser. Software that allows users to access and navigate the Internet. Some Internet browsers, such as Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer, are graphical. Lynx is a text-based browser.
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BrowserA program that allows you to access and read hypertext documents on the World Wide Web. The most popular browsers are Internet Explorer and Firefox.
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BrowserSoftware that allows you, the client, to view World Wide Web resources.
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BrowserA browser is software, just like a word-processing or spreadsheet program, only instead of cranking out pie charts or memos, a browser enables you to see Web pages. Mosaic was the first browser, while [..]
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BrowserA software application that enables you to display and interact with text, images, and other information typically located on a web page on a website. Text and images on a web page can contain hyperli [..]
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BrowserA Client program (software) that is used to look at various kinds of Internet resources. See Also: Client
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BrowserA software application that enables the retrieval and presentation of websites and other internet resources.
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BrowserA browser is a program used to browse the web. Some common browsers include Netscape, MSIE (Microsoft Internet Explorer), Safari, Lynx, Mosaic, Amaya, Arena, Chimera, Opera, Cyberdog, HotJava, etc.
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BrowserSoftware for viewing web pages. Browsers (or Internet Browsers) are normally free. The most popular browser is made by Microsoft and called Internet Explorer. If you have a PC it will already be on yo [..]
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BrowserA client program (software) that is used to look at various kinds of of internet resources, like web pages.
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BrowserA 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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Browserthis term covers a range of malicious software. The most generally accepted description for browser hijacking software is external code that changes your Internet Explorer settings. Generally your home page will be changed and new favourites will be added that point to sites of dubious content. In most cases, the hijacker will have made registry ch [..]
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BrowserA navigation tool (i.e. Microsoft Internet Explorer or Firefox) that enables you to view websites on the Internet from your computer.
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BrowserComputer software which can be used to search for and view information on the internet. Examples include Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Safari (for Apple products).
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BrowserA piece of software installed on a computer which allows the user to find and view/hear information on the Internet. The most popular browsers are Firefox, Safari and Opera.
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BrowserA browser is the program
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BrowserA browser is the software that serves as the interface between your computer and the internet. Popular browsers include Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and Safari.
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BrowserA Web browser is client software that resides on your computer and through which you request information from the Internet. Software on the Web site's "host" computer (also known as the "server") interprets your requests and sends the Web page information back to your browser. It is your browser which interp [..]
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BrowserA computer software program (residing on a client's computer system) capable of displaying an HTML document, and enabling navigation between linked pages. There are several browsers available, of [..]
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BrowserA program that lets you look through a collection of data on the Internet. See Web browser.
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BrowserAn application (such as Mozilla Fierfox or Microsoft Internet Explorer) that locates and displays web pages, allowing the user to interactively jump from place to place by selecting highlighted text o [..]
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BrowserShort for web browser, a software application used to locate and display web pages. The two most popular browsers are Firefox and Microsoft Internet Explorer . Both of these are graphical browsers, wh [..]
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BrowserSee Web browser
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Browsera client program (software) that is used for looking at various kinds of Internet resources. See also: client, URL, WWW, Netscape®
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BrowserAlso known as a web client or User Agent. A World Wide Web access program that can request documents or other files from a web server, and render/execute them on a user's display device.
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BrowserA type of software that allows you to navigate information databases.
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BrowserA browser is the software that locates the web address you give it and displays that page on the screen. Different browsers might display the same page differently. The most popular browsers are Netsc [..]
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BrowserA software
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Browser A program that accesses and displays files and other data available on the Internet and other networks, e.g. Internet Explorer, Firefox, Netscape, and MSN.
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Browser(n) a viewer who looks around casually without seeking anything in particular(n) a program used to view HTML documents
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BrowserAn application used to view and navigate the World Wide Web and other Internet resources.
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BrowserThis one has stuck. It certainly is more likely to mean the piece of software we use to move around the web than someone looking through a store.
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BrowserA program used for viewing World Wide Web pages on the Internet. The most widely used is Microsoft's Internet Explorer, because it is built-in to Windows.
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BrowserA program used for viewing World Wide Web pages on the Internet. Usually available free for download. Popular browsers include Internet Explorer (IE), which is built in to Windows, Mozilla Firefox, an [..]
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BrowserAn herbivore that feeds on shoots and leaves of trees and/or shrubs, as opposed to grasses (compare grazer).
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BrowserSoftware that allows users to access and navigate the World Wide Web. Some Web browsers, such as Mosaic and Netscape, are graphical. Lynx is a text-based browser.
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BrowserShort for Web browser, a software application used to locate and display Web pages.
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BrowserA program used to browse files. A Web browser browses Internet files. Both Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer are Web browsers.
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BrowserKey point: Netsape and Microsoft have not yet produced a browser that is hardened against predation from hostile websites. Key point: Disabling Java, JavaScript, and ActiveX will lock out virtually [..]
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BrowserSoftware that allows you to access view Web sites on the Internet from your PC, laptop, or handheld PDA. Examples of browsers include Firefox, Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Opera, and Safari.
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BrowserA software application that interfaces with the Internet and provides a way to locate, display and interact with web pages. Examples include Microsoft Explorer, Netscape, Safari and Firefox.
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BrowserA client program (software), such as Internet Explorer, Netscape, or Opera, that is used to look at various kinds of Internet resources.
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BrowserSoftware used to access the web network, e.g., Netscape.
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Browser Often known as a 'Web Browser', it is software used to make contact with Web sites on both the Internet and internal Intranets. The topic of software houses development and use of Browsers is controversial, and lies at the heart of the US Government anti-trust (monopoly) case against Microsoft. The only real effect of this case upon use [..]
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BrowserAn application program that allows the user to examine encoded documents in a form suitable for display, esp. such a program for use on the Web.
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BrowserA client software program that can retrieve and display information from servers on the World Wide Web. Often known as a “Web browser” or “Internet browser,” Examples include Microsoft’s Internet Expl [..]
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BrowserSoftware which allows you to view websites as words and pictures on your screen (for example IE6).
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BrowserThis is the program on your devices that you use to visit websites. Popular browsers include Windows Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari and Opera.
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BrowserA software application used to locate and display web pages. Popular web browsers include Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer and Safari.
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BrowserAn app used to view web content. Common browsers include Chrome™, Safari®, Internet Explorer® and Firefox®.
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Browsern. navegador
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BrowserTo get around online, you use a software program called a browser. Many browsers are available, and they are free. Names of browers include Internet Explorer (IE), Mozilla Firefox, Google Chrome, Safari, and Opera. Browsers offer tools to help you navigate from website to website and from one web page to another.
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BrowserA piece of software that allows the user to access Internet sites. Most current handsets are equipped with browsers capable of viewing common websites (those intended for a desktop browser). Web brows [..]
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BrowserThe application you use to surf the Internet. Microsofts Internet Explorer is the most common browsers for Mac and PC platforms. Other common ones are Mozilla Firefox, Opera and Netscape Navigator.
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BrowserA software application for retrieving, presenting, and traversing information resources on the World Wide Web (www). Eg. Google, Safari, Internet Explorer (IE)
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BrowserA browser is the software you use to view web pages - in fact you're using one right now! Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Internet Explorer are some of the more common browsers, but there are [..]
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BrowserA software program that allows a user to view images and read hypertext documents (i.e. web pages). Chrome, Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Opera, and Safari are all browsers.
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BrowserThe software used, for example, to look at things on the web. Internet Explorer, Safari, Firefox etc… are examples of browsers, whatever you're using now to look at this.
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BrowserClient software with which a user can access resources on the internet, and which renders the markup language as the web page seen by the user. Although all browsers perform the same basic functions, additional capabilities vary widely from browser to browser.
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BrowserSame as Web Browser.
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BrowserA general-purpose user interface, used with the web and other online information services. Also known as a web browser.
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BrowserA software application allowing users to locate and retrieve information from networked information services. Now most frequently used to refer to a Web browser, the term refers to a specialized compu [..]
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BrowserA web browser is the software program you use to retrieve and view webpages and other content on the Internet. The most popular browsers today are Google's Chrome, Mozilla's Firefox, Microsoft's Internet Explorer, and Apple's Safari. These programs are free to download, and users may have more than one browser on their computer [..]
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BrowserA graphical-based software application that is used by comput ers and allows users to point and click to access information on the Web. Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator are examples of commonly-used browsers.
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BrowserA browser is the software program you use to move around the internet. Popular browser programs include Internet Explorer, Google Chrome and Safari.
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BrowserA computer software program that is used to view and interact with Internet material on the World Wide Web. Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer are two of the most popular browsers.
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BrowserA software program which allows the user to access the web. Firefox
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BrowserA World Wide Web client. See web browser
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Browser, A PC tool for viewing HTML documents; used to retrieve, display, and print information from the World Wide Web using the HTTP protocol.
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BrowserA client to a web server that allows the user to read hypertext documents on the World Wide Web. Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer are examples of popular web browsers.
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BrowserA software application used to locate and display Web pages.
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BrowserA browser or Web browser is an Internet client application used to locate and display Web pages. The two most popular browsers are Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer.
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Browser Software that allows you to read information and navigate on the Internet: The most important ones are Internet Explorer and Netscape.
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Browser
A person or animal who browses.
A person who, while shopping, purchases nothing.
(computing) A Web browser.
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Browser
(computing) A browser program
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BrowserA software program that enables users to access Internet resources. Microsoft Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, and Mozilla Firefox are all browsers."
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BrowserA software program that allows you to view files (including web pages, PDFs, images, video and audio) over the internet. It is likely that you are viewing this text as part of a web page file on the i [..]
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BrowserBrowser software gives Internet users access to view and interact with various types of information on the Internet. Web browsers make use of HTTP (Hypertext Transfer Protocol) to communicate with Web servers on the Internet, allowing users to access and share available online resources. See Web Browser
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BrowserIn wireless phones, built-in software that allows the user to access special Internet sites using their phone. While nearly all browsers in phones can view sites made especially for phones, only some can also display "full" web sites.
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