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browser

[brou-zer] / ˈbraʊ zər /


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I open a private browser and sneak the postcard onto my lap.

From Literature

For instance, Apple has been forced to make changes aimed at improving transparency, fairness and choice for users - such as displaying alternative browsers to its pre-installed default, Safari.

From BBC

Usage metastasized from there, spreading to noncoders and tech enthusiasts who raved about how it could take control of a computer, use a web browser and complete tasks far afield from coding.

From The Wall Street Journal

Eric then had ChatGPT’s Atlas browser ingest her work and write instructions for another AI tool, Google AI Studio, to redesign it—in less than 15 minutes.

From The Wall Street Journal

That was when Netscape Navigator 1.0, the first commercially developed web browser, was released.

From The Wall Street Journal