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Definition of browser - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
technologyTECH. software for accessing the internetTECH.
- I use a browser to check my emails.
2.
shoppingperson who looks at items without buying
- She is just a browser in the store.
3.
feeding habitTECH. animal that feeds on leaves, twigs, or other high-growing vegetationTECH.
- Deer are typical browsers in the forest..
Images of browser
animal that feeds on leaves, twigs, or other high-growing vegetation
Expressions with browser
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software to access and view websites on the internet
I use a web browser to check my emails.
web browser for mobile devices
I use a mobile browser to check my emails on my phone.
software used to view websites on a laptop or desktop computer
The site looks fine in the desktop browser but breaks on phones.
website with lots of interesting content
The new travel blog is a browser's paradise.
visual theme for a web browser
She changed her browser skin to a dark theme.
direct a web browser to a specific website
Point your browser at the official website for more information.
software used to view and interact with pages on the World Wide Web
She opened her internet browser to check the latest news sites.
graphical screen area of a web program showing and controlling websites
She opened another browser window to compare the two online stores.
web program automatically used to open links on a device
On this laptop, the default browser is set to open all email links.
temporary storage where a web program keeps files from visited sites
You should clear the browser cache to fix the loading problem.
software preventing cheating during online exams
The university uses a lockdown browser for all online tests.
designed to run directly inside a web browsing program
The team built a browser-based tool for editing documents online.
web browser without a graphical interface, often used for automation
A headless browser can test websites without opening a window.
happening or working inside a web browser window
The in-browser editor lets you write code online.
computer managing network resources list
The master browser updated the network's resource list.
Origin of browser
Old English, brūsian (to browse)
Terms with browser included in their meaning
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multifunctional phone
mobile phone with a music player and internet browser
interface
bar in a browser for showing or entering website addresses
technology
shut a browser tab
browser
default page when a browser opens
technology
browser feature showing sites for quick access
internet
initial page displayed when a web browser is opened
internet
related to looking at websites on the internet using a browser
technology
text label shown in a browser tab naming a web page
technology
way of using a browser by opening pages in separate tabs
technology
application accessed via web browser
technology
software accessed via a web browser over a network
technology
small data file stored by a web browser
web browser
record of a website's URL for quick access
internet
browser feature stopping pop-up windows
web browser
software developed by Apple for web browsing
technology
operating through a web browser
web browsing
temporary cookie deleted when the browser closes
data storage
way to save data in a web browser
internet
packet of data sent by a server to a browser
browser appearance
style-sheet language that sets how web pages are shown
internet
bookmark in a web browser
technology
text-based web browser for internet navigation
internet
storage space for browser cookies
web development
browser feature that keeps website data on the user device
Examples of browser in a sentence
She downloaded a new browser for better speed. He was a browser at the art gallery. Browsers often visit the market on weekends. Giraffes are browsers that feed on tree leaves. Many browsers prefer shrubs over grass.
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- French:navigateur, flâneur, ...
- German:Browser, Schaufensterbummler, ...
- Italian:browser, osservatrice, ...
- Spanish:navegador, mirón, ...
- Portuguese:navegador, cliente que só está a ver, ...
- Chinese:浏览器, 浏览者, ...
- Japanese:ブラウザ, 冷やかし, ...
- Arabic:مُتَصَفِّح, متفرج, ...
- Hebrew:דַּפְדְּפָן, מְעַיֵּן, ...
- Russian:браузер, наблюдатель, ...
- Ukrainian:браузер, відвідувач, ...
- Hindi:ब्राउज़र, देखने वाला, ...
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