A navigation tool that allows you view Web sites on the Internet from your computer. Netscape Navigator, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Avant, and Mozilla Firefox are some of the most popular browsers out there for surfing the Web.
A program, such as Netscape or Internet Explorer that interprets HTML code, so allowing a user to view web pages.
the client software you use to find and display Web pages (such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Communicator
Another name for a browser. It allows you to search through the WWW.
(n.) An application that enables the user to view, navigate through, and interact with HTML documents and applets. Also called browser.
Software that enables you to use your computer to surf the Web and download texts, pictures, sounds, databases, software applications, and movies to your computer.
The software that enables you to go from one resource to another by following hyperlinks. Popular browsers include Netscape Navigator, Internet Explorer, and Mosaic. The basic capabilities of a browser are to retrieve documents from the Web, jump to links specified in the retrieved document, and save and print the retrieved documents.
Software to view and navigate Web pages. The current popular browsers are Internet Explorer and Netscape.
An application used to display images in clinical environments. The workstations used are normal PCs with high quality monitors. The application used is similar to the web browser used in the world wide web, for example Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer.
Web browser is a software application used to locate and display web pages. May be able to display graphics, sound, and video in addition to text.
Software that allows computer users to access and navigate the contents of the Internet. Commercial online services like America Online and Prodigy have their own graphical Internet browsers. Users who access the Internet directly primarily use the Netscape Internet browser to get around online.
Software that allows a user to look at web pages. Table of Contents
Web browsers allow you to view documents posted on the World Wide Web.
A software application (either text-based or graphical) such as the Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer that lets you browse the World Wide Web.
Also known as a Web client program, this software allows you to access and view HTML documents. Netscape, Mosaic, Lynx, WinWeb, and MacWeb are some examples of Web browsers.
An application used to view and interact with the world wide web and interpret HTML code. Also called a browser. The two most common web browsers are Netscape Communicator®, Microsoft® Internet Explorer®.
A software program that displays requested web pages. The two most commonly used browsers are Microsoft Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox.
client for use in accessing the web on the Internet.
A client program which allows users to access information on the World Wide Web. Also called simply a browser.
n. A client program that initiates requests to a Web server and displays the information that the server returns.
(also known as browser) a computer application that enables the user to examine and interact with the information on the World Wide Web. Browsers make use of the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) to request information from Web servers for the browser user. The two most common Web browsers are Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer. Web directory: a database of Web sites that have been classified into categories
A web browser is a program that you use to view web pages. The two most popular web browsers are Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator.
Commonly called "browser." Software program for displaying Web pages/sites on the World Wide Web. Examples of browsers include Microsoft® Internet Explorer and Netscape® Navigator®.
software product that lets you find, see, and hear material on the World Wide Web , including text, graphics, sound, and video. Popular browsers are Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer. Most commercial services have their own browsers.
A program that provides an interface that allows you to connect to the World Wide Web.
Software that you use to surf the internet, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer (IE) or Netscape.
Software program that allows you to browse the internet. Also known as a browser.
Software installed on the Internet user's computer that allows him or her to view web pages. Popular web browsers include Microsoft Internet Explorer, Netscape, and Opera.
A Web browser is a software application that allows for the browsing of the web. (Examples: Internet Explorer, Netscape, FireFox).
a software application that allows for the browsing of the World Wide Web.
The software that allows a user to access and view HTML documents. Examples of web browsers include Firefox, Internet Explorer, Netscape, Opera and Mozilla.
A browser is an application that provides a way to look at and interact with all the information on the World Wide Web. Technically, a web browser uses HTTP to make requests of web servers throughout the Internet on behalf of the browser user. A commercial version of the original browser; Mosaic, is in use. Many of the user interface features in Mosaic, however, went into the first widely-used browser, Netscape Navigator. Microsoft followed with its Microsoft Internet Explorer, although this browser is now vastly out-of-date since it has had no significant updates since 2000. A superb modern and free browser is Mozilla FireFox.
Software that allows people to access and move between documents on the world wide web. Common browsers include Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, Opera and Lynx. One of the most challenging aspects of website design is making sure all of the pages in a website display properly in a variety of browsers, and in different versions of those browsers.
A program such as Netscape Navigator or Microsoft's Internet Explorer that uses the URL to identify and retrieve the file from the host computer on which it resides, displaying Web pages in a convenient manner to the user.
A World Wide Web (www) client. An information retrieval tool. Netscape Navigator is an example of a browser.
Displays files, usually in the HTML format, normally using HTTP.
A software application that enables a user to display and interact with HTML documents hosted by web servers or held in a file system (examples: Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla, Firefox, Opera and Netscape Navigator). The web browser can be customized for faster and more secure web browsing.
It’s the tool (program) that allows you to surf-(look around) the web. The most popular Web Browsers right now are Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer.
The software that interprets hypertext to permit Web surfers to view Web documents.
a software program used to access the Web. A web browser can be used to visit web sites ( URL), download software from FTP sites and access email. The two most common web browsers are Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Netscape Communicator.
Software that allows you to access the World Wide Web. The software, which runs on your PC or Macintosh, provides the graphical interface between your computer and the Web. The most popular browser is Netscape Navigator followed by Microsoft Explorer. These programs can be downloaded for free from the Internet. Netscape is available from Windows, Windows 95, UNIX and Macintosh. Microsoft Explorer is available for Windows, Windows 95 and Macintosh.
A Web client designed for interactive use by a person to access the Web. A Web browser takes Uniform Resource Locator (URL)s as input and uses the protocol, server name and path which are specified in the URL, to obtain the specified resource. The resource may be an HTML document, a compressed file, the output of a server interface program (CGI), or any other resource that can be located via a URL.
A Web browser is the User Agent that runs on a personal computer and asks the Web server for a Web page. When it gets the page, it renders it for you. Typical Web browsers include Opera, Netscape, Internet Explorer, iCab, and OmniWeb. ( more) ( more) ( Yahoo) ( close) ( back)
A program capable of displaying documents written in the yper ext arkup anguage ( HTML) that are retrieved off the World-Wide-Web (WWW). Web Browsers can be either graphical or text only browsers. Graphical browsers are capable of displaying graphic images. Newer graphical browsers can display animation, play back audio sound clips, brief video programs, and more (additional hardware and/or software may be required for these features). Text only browsers cannot display graphics. They display only text. When using a text only browser graphic images are identified by [Image], [Inline] or may have a brief description of the graphic. Some graphical web browsers are: Netscape, Microsoft Internet Explorer, and Quarterdeck QMosaic. The most widely used text web browser is Lynx.
A program used to display HyperText markup language (HTML) web pages sent by a web server. See also " ActiveX controls", " Cookie", " Java Applets", " JavaScript", " Client-Side Scripting".
A software program that allows you to connect with network servers in order to access HTML documents and their associated media files (that is, web pages) and to follow links from document to document, or page to page. The server may be on a private network or the Internet. Helper applications (such as a wallet) can be incorporated with the browser to handle special file types and applications.
A program that retrieves and displays Web pages and other information on the World Wide Web. Examples of Web browsers are Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer.
A Web browser enables you to cruise easily around the Web - it's your "ticket to ride." Specifically, a Web browser is an interface to access Web pages. Two of the most used browsers are Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Explorer.
Software used to view and interact with multimedia information on the Internet. Two of the most widely used graphic interface products of this kind are: Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer. The most common text based World Wide Web browser is called Lynx.
program that provides in interface, either text-based or graphical, to the World Wide Web Browser s allow users to download page s at different site s either by clicking hyperlink s or by entering a Web page's address. Examples include: Internet Explorer; Netscape Navigator; Mosaic.
A program which uses a graphical approach to finding and displaying the information on the Internet.
a software application that allows a user to access the information on Web sites.
a program used to view HTML documents
a browser only if it merely displays information
a classic example of the client in a client/server relationship
a client application or operating system utility that communicates with server computers via FTP, HTTP, and Gopher protocols
a client for the protocols HTTP , FTP , gopher, as well as others
a client program that is makes it easy to access information on WWW (or web ) servers
a Client program that is meant to interact with an HTTP server such as the one found at www
a client program that requests information from other computers which temporarily function as "servers" sending the information upon request
a client program that uses the Hypertext Transfer Protocol ( HTTP ) to make requests of Web server s throughout the Internet on behalf of the browser user
a client program that uses the hypertext transfer protocol (HTTP) to make requests to web servers through the Internet on behalf of the browser users
a client program used to view, search for and send/receive files on the Internet, including text files, graphics and other information
a client program which sends requests for web pages to an http server on another machine
a client software (the client software is on your computer) for viewing Web documents and navigating hyperlinks to other documents
a client that requests HTML files from Web servers
a computer program that a Web Surfer uses to view Web Page s
a computer program that interprets HTML commands to collect, arrange, and display the parts of a Web page
a Computer Program that is used to view Web Pages
a computer program that retrieves and interprets documents on the World Wide Web
a computer program used to display and interact with content on private HTTP servers and the World Wide Web network
a computer software program that can go to a web server and request a page
a computer software that allows a computer user to surf the Internet
a display rendering engine with a cache manager
a fine interface for human eyes, but a returned HTML page is not an optimal format for integration within custom applications
a graphical Windows based software program that is used on a person computer to access the Internet
a handy "window" into that kind of information-it's already on everyone's desktop, and it's designed to display information that comes from a server
an access program that requests HTML documents from a web server and renders these documents on a user's monitor
an application software that enables a user to display and interact with documents hosted by
an application that displays web pages
an application that is able to interpret and display documents on the World Wide Web
an application which connects to the Internet and causes the contents of a web page or the like to be displayed
a necessary tool for navigating the web
a necessity in todays world
an example of a client - for the web server, even if we are not normally thinking of it that way
an example of client software
an example of such a program
an HTTP client, and a web server is an HTTP server
an HTTP client, sending requests to server machines
a nice way for demonstrating that the server works, but it isn't very convenient for testing lots of clients at once
an ideal client to control and monitor background processes
an illustration of a client, and the Google search site is an example of a server
an Internet client application, and the Web server is an Internet server application
a piece of client software, while Web server software is completely different
a piece of hardware software which allows users to view documents spreadsheets web pages databases tables downloaded from the Internet
a piece of software on a user's computer which downloads web pages and interprets the HTML code to create a formatted document
a piece of software that allows a user to access and view resources available through the Internet
a piece of software that allows users to view the contents of documents /files stored on the Internet
a piece of software that enables a user to retrieve and render HTML documents from Internet servers around the world
a piece of software that enables your computer to view pages written in HTML and XML
a piece of software that facilitates the use of the Internet's World Wide Web by providing a graphical user interface and search capabilities
a piece of software that views web pages
a piece of software, which is installed on your computer
a program capable of reading HyperText pages known as "Web Pages"
a program for accessing documents on remote systems and formating HTML documents for display
a program for retrieving information on the World Wide Web
a program inserted into Internet Explorer that gives the program full control over Internet Explorer
a program in which the user has complete control on designing GUI configurations containing multiply resizable groups of tabbed notebooks and browsers
a program or application that let's you browse the world wide web
a program or application that lets you view webpages on the World Wide Web
a program or application that provides an interface for accessing the World Wide Web
a program such as Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape
a program that allows the end user to 'surf' the net
a program that allows you to access and view web pages and other resources available on the world wide web (WWW)
a program that allows you to enter and explore the World Wide Web
a program that allows you to see Web pages on your computer
a program that allows you to view and explore information online
a program that displays HTML documents on the computer screen
a program that displays web files on your monitor
a program that gives a user access to the World Wide Web
a program that is used to visit web pages
a program that lets you display and interact with colorful Web pages on the Internet
a program that let the user navigate and interact with information available on the Internet
a program that runs on your computer and allows you to view information available on the World Wide Web
a program that you can use to look at the information presented on the world wide web
a program that you use to open multimedia pages (with text, pictures, video, and so on) on the Internet
a program that you use to view web page s
a program used to display web pages on your computer
a program used to look at pages on the internet
a program used to view pages on and navigate the World Wide Web
a program used to view pages on the Internet, such as Mozilla or Netscape
a program used to view webpages
a program used to view Web sites on the Internet
a program which accesses the Internet and is able to read pages written in a particular 'language' and convert that language into a page which has nicely formatted text, pictures, sounds, animations, etc
a program which allows you to navigate the web, such as Netscape Navigator or Internet Explorer or Opera All computers and software which make up the Internet are either clients (which request and receive data) or servers (which provide data)
a program which enables you to search the World Wide Web
a program which is used to access HTML text pages and display them on the web
a program which is used to visit web pages once you are connected to the Internet
a program you use to connect to the Internet and view Internet documents, surf the Internet, and display pages on the World Wide Web or your Corporate Intranet
a software application designed to locate and display web pages on the internet
a software application, technically a type of HTTP client, that enables a user to display and
a software application that allows you to view web sites
a software application that browses for, finds, and displays requested World Wide Web pages
a software application that is used to locate and view pages on the Web
a software application that is used to view Web pages
a software application used to access and display documents hosted on a Web server
a software application used to access and view Web pages
a software application used to locate and display pages from the World Wide Web
a software application used to view sites on the Internet
a software application which on TCP/IP and HTTP protocols retrieves information from remote computers (sites) and presents it on the user's desktop, often using a graphical user interface (GUI)
a software application which takes all this HTML and puts it onto your computer screen in a form you can understand
a software Computer software (or simply software) refers to one or further computer programs and data held in the storage of a computer for some purpose
a software package on the client computer that enables a user to access a Web server
a software package that allows people to view and surf web pages
a software package that assists you in navigating Internet sites once you've connected to the Internet
a software package that can retrieve and display information that has been formatted using HTML
a software package that enables a user todisplay and interact with HTML documents hosted by web servers
a software package that formats documents sent by a Web server and displays them for viewing
a software program that accesses the Web
a software program that a computer needs in order to view a web page on the Internet
a software program that allows you to navigate through the Web
a software program that enables you to find and view information published on the World Wide Web
a software program that helps you navigate through the Web
a software program that helps you negotiate the web and each of the major internet commercial services (AOL, Compuserve,Prodigy) now offers use of one to members
a software program that helps you to find and display various Web sites on the Internet
a software program that interacts with a web server to request a web site page
a software program that interprets HTML codes to display text and graphics, creating colorful pages of information
a software program that is used to look at documents on the web
a software program that lets you view web pages and navigate the Internet
a software program that runs on your PC and allows you to communicate with World Wide Web resources
a software program used to access and display pages and files on the World Wide Web
a software program used to "surf" the World Wide Web
a software program you can use to access files on the World Wide Web
a special type of parsing engine that evaluates the tags and contents of an HTML file and displays it according to the capabilities and rules of the file's own capabilities and platform
a specific kind of client climate - long-term characteristics of weather climate change - the long-term fluctuations in temperature, precipitation, wind, and all other aspects of the Earth's climate
a specific type of software that allows you to access
a tool that helps you 'surf' or navigate through the Internet
a type of communications software designed to access and display information that is organized into Web pages at Internet Web sites
a type of Web client that enables a user to select, retrieve, and perceive resources on the Web
a typical example of an interactive program
a utility that displays web pages and web sites on your screen
a very complex piece of software that perfoms a great number of actions that people are unaware of, and often do not approve of
The application or software used to view Internet resources. Most people use Internet Explorer (IE) or Netscape Navigator. Firefox is becoming very popular these days, offering faster viewing and better spyware protection.
A program that interprets Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) files, formats them into Web pages, and displays them. You can use a Web browser to go from one Web page to another by following hyperlinks, to download files from the Internet to your computer, and to play audio or video files that are embedded in a Web page.
A program used to navigate and access information on the World Wide Web. Web browsers convert raw html coding into a graphical display. Some browsers are also able to navigate Gopher sites, connect with FTP servers and display different types of image files. Popular Web browsers include Netscape Navigator, Microsoft Internet Explorer and Mosaic.
A software program that sends requests to a Web server and displays the information that the server returns.
Computer software, such as Netscape, Netcruiser and Mosaic, used to navigate the Web.
A program (software) that communicates with a web server to view a web page.
a software application that is used to present Web content. To accomplish this task, the browser submits URL (Universal Resource Locator) requests to a Web server and handles any results that the request generates.
A program used to access the Internet services and resources available through the World Wide Web.
A software application that allows you to view (or browse) linked webpages created using HTML.
A program that enables the user to view documents that are placed on the WWW.
A computer program that lets you read Web Pages
The program that allows you to view documents on the World Wide Web. Although Mosaic was the browser that put the Web on the map, the two major browsers today are Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer.
A sophisticated software program which allows the user to search for information available electronically on the World Wide Web. At the present time, the most popular Web browser is Netscape. Netscape is on Computer Lab Computers and on the Library Research Workstations.
software used to view Web pages and navigate the World Wide Web (e.g. Netscape Communicator, Microsoft Internet Explorer, Opera, Lynx, etc.)
A program (software) that is used surf the World Wide Web. The most popular Web Browsers are Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer.
The program that serves as the front end to the World Wide Web on the Internet. The two most common Web browsers are Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer.
Software on a computer that interprets HTML (and other languages), and renders web pages and web applications on the computer screen. Common Web browsers are Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, and Opera.
A software program that permits you to view and interact with material on the World Wide Web. The two most popular browsers are Netscape Communicator and Internet Explorer.
A program that allows you to connect to the World Wide Web and read Web pages.
Software used to access the World Wide Web e.g. Mozilla Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera, Netscape Navigator, etc.
Software for getting around in the World Wide Web. Some of the more popular ones are Netscape and Internet Explorer.
An application that locates a document(s) via a Web based application using URL (Uniform Resource Locator), retrieves it, and formats the document for display (ie: Netscape, Internet Explorer.
This is the software that allows a user to access and view HTML documents. Examples of Web browsers include Netscape, Internet Explorer, Mosaic, etc.
Software applications that make it easy to access and navigate the World Wide Web.
A TCP/IP client program that will decode HTML documents and bring them up on the computer. Includes graphical browsers like Mosaic and Netscape and text-only browsers like Lynx.
A program that allows the viewing of web pages, and other files available through the Internet. Popular web browser programs included Internet Explorer, Netscape/Mozilla, Mosaic, and Lynx.
A computer program used for accessing the World Wide Web.
an application program which interprets HTML and presents Web Pages. Examples : Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, Mosaic.
a software program designed to read HTML documents and display image files in them; used to request copies of files from web servers; Netscape and Microsoft Internet Explorer are the most popular browsers
Also known as a browser, this is a software program that enables you to view World Wide Web documents. The two most common web browsers are Netscape and Microsoft's Internet Explorer.
Software program that allows you to access Web pages on the Internet, an Intranet, or an Extranet. The two most popular browsers are Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator.
The software used by an internet user to view web pages. The most common web browser is Microsoft Internet Explorer, followed by Mozilla based browsers such as FireFox.
Software to navigate the Internet (Ex: Microsoft Internet Explorer/Netscape Navigator)
A software program that resides on your computer enabling you to access the internet and view world wide web pages and documents. Netscape and Internet Explorer are currently the leading web browsers.
A computer program that allows access to Internet content collectively referred to as the World Wide Web. Modern browsers can be stand-alone applications, or incorporated into a range of networked devices, from desktop personal computers to mobile telephones. Browsers interpret the information stored in hypertext pages to present it to the viewer and can include text, images and multimedia content.
Computer program that allows you to quickly access information on the Web, view it, and/or interact with it.
A Web browser is a piece of software which allows access to the World Wide Web. It interprets HTML, displaying the data in an easy to read format. There are two distinct types of browser - graphical and non-graphical or text only. Typical graphical browsers are Netscape Navigator / Communicator and Microsoft Internet Explorer. An example of a text only browser is Lynx.
A type of software, that enables users to view HTML documents on and offline. Commonly used browsers included Internet Explorer (IE) and Netscape.
(or browser) The client software (e.g.: Netscape's Navigator) that receives Web pages from a Web server.
Software running on Internet-connected computers that interpret and display Web pages, enabling users to access Web sites that have text, graphics, video, and sound and have hypertext links to other information and Web sites. 1.8, 1.9, 2.26, 7.9-11, 7.29, 14.4
A web browser is a piece of software that allows the user to view web pages.
a web browser is a piece of software used for viewing web pages. UWS Open Access PCs use Microsoft's Internet Explorer, but Netscape is another example of a well known web browser.
A program which enables an individual to explore the World Wide Web.
An application for viewing Web pages online.
a program that lets a user see Web pages and interact with them
An application that allows you to interact with servers on the WWW. Typical web browsers include Netscape Navigator, NCSA Mosaic, Microsoft's Internet Explorer, InterCon's NetShark, and many others.
Software program used to access the world wide web. Usually either Internet Explorer, Firefox or Netscape Navigator.
A software program that gives access to and navigation of the World Wide Web. Browsers use a graphical interface that lets users click buttons, icons, and menu options to access commands. They show Web pages as graphical or text-based documents.
A software application which allows you to view and retrieve information from the Internet. Also known as an Internet browser.
A program which runs on a computer to display `pages' (screensful) of information which has been created according to the rules of the World Wide Web. A browser displays text and images, and also links to other pages; by clicking on such a link a user can go straight to a new Web page.
A type of software that allows you to navigate the Web.
The program that allows you to surf the web. You are using a web browser to view this page. The most commonly used browsers are Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator.
an application that allows you to view web pages. Internet explorer, netscape, and opera are just a few examples
Browser is a GUI-based hypertext client application used to access hypertext documents and other services located on innumerable remote servers throughout the WWW and Internet. Two most popular browsers are the Netscape Navigator and the Microsoft Internet Explorer.
A program that allows the user to view information from the Internet and access web sites.
a program capable of processing HTML documents into a viewable form.
A software application such as Firefox that enables a user to display a web page and interact with it.
A program that allows you to view web pages, i.e.. MicroSoft's Explorer or Netscape Navigator
This is the software that allows a user to access and view HTML documents. Examples of Web browsers include Netscape, Mosaic, Cello and Lynx.
The computer software used to look at Web pages and "browse" from one to another.
Software exclusively designed for connecting to the Internet and viewing Websites. Your computer comes with the bundled Web browser, "Microsoft Internet Explorer."
a computer program that displays web pages. Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator are examples of web browsers.
A utility used to peruse documents on the Worldwide Web of the Internet.
An application program that interprets HTML and presents the final Web page. A browser is used to surf the World Wide Web. Examples of browsers include: Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, and Mosaic.
Also known as browser. A graphical user interface program used to view the World Wide Web.
Software used to view web pages. The most popular is MS Internet Explorer. Others include Netscape Navigator, Opera, Mozilla, and Safari.
Software that gives access to and navigation of the World Wide Web. Using a graphical interface that lets users click buttons, icons, and menu options to access commands, browsers show Web pages as graphical or text-based documents. Browsers allow users to download pages at different sites either by clicking hyperlinks (graphics or text presented in a different color than the rest of a document, which contains a programming code that connects to another page), or by entering a Web page's address, called a universal resource locator (URL).
A software program, such as Internet Explorer, that retrieves a document from a Web server, interprets the HTML codes, and displays the document to the user with as much graphical content as the software can supply.
A software application that displays hypermedia-rich documents delivered from network server(s). Many different browsers are available for text-based and graphics-based operating systems and hardware.
Software on your computer that lets you download and view HTML pages.
A software program to access web sites. Netscape is the most popular; Mosaic is also widely used. The commercial on-line service providers such as America Online, Compuserve, and Prodigy have developed their own web browsers. Most browsers look similar and are easy to use without training or tutorials.
A software interface tool used to explore the Internet and other web based systems
An application that allows a user to view web content available on the internet.
A Web browser, or simply browser, is a piece of software that locates and displays Web pages. Most Web browsers today are graphical browsers (an example of a text browser being Lynx), supporting graphics as well as text, and most also support multimedia content, such as video or audio. The most popular browsers today are Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator. Other browsers include Mozilla and Safari (the latter the Mac OSX default browser).
Software (such as Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer) that allows a computer user to view information on the World Wide Web, the portion of the internet that provides text, graphics, video, and sound.
Software that is used to view web pages and to interact with the applications and services available on the web.
Software that is used to view resources on the World Wide Web, such as web pages coded in HTML or XML.
A computer program, e.g. Microsoft Internet Explorer, which allows you to view web sites on the Internet, e.g. www.npt.gov.uk. A web browser is used to interpret the HTML code of web sites and display it in a human-readable form.
A program that acts as a client to a web server. It is the "Window" into the World Wide Web. It requests pages from a web server using the HTTP protocol.
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 graphical browsers, which means that they can display graphics as well as text. In addition, most modern browsers can present multimedia information, including sound and video, though they require plug-ins for some formats.
A software program used to display web pages.
TCP/IP client program that will decode HTML documents and bring them up on the computer. Netscape's Navigator, Microsoft's Internet Explorer, and Mosaic are the most popular graphical web browsers available today.
A software application used to make navigating the Internet easy for the user by providing a graphical user interface (or GUI) so the user can click menus, icons, or buttons rather than learning difficult computer commands. Also called a web client because the browser application resides on the client, or the computer of the individual using it, rather than residing on a web server.
A program that allows one to interface with or "browse" the Web. A web browser can read documents or web pages, fetch documents, access files by FTP, read Usenet newsgroups, telnet into remote sites, and access gopherspace.
Software programs that allow you to view the contents of documents on the Internet.
A software program used to view Web pages.
A name given to a software program to access the World Wide Web. Also called a Web client or client browser. Examples are Netscape Navigator, Microsoft Explorer, NCSA Mosaic and Lynx.
A client application that fetches and displays web pages and other World Wide Web resources to the user.
Software (such as Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator) that gives you the necessary tools to access and navigate the Web. You can search, find, view, and print any information on the Web.
Software that allows you to access web pages on the Internet, e.g. Microsoft's Internet Explorer.
The software which gives you access to the World Wide Web. E.g., Netscape Navigator, Internet Explorer.
A program for accessing and rendering documents on the Web.
A web browser allows you to access the World Wide Web. Web browsers provide a graphical interface that lets users click buttons, icons, and menu options to view and navigate web pages.
These are software applications that are used to access the web sites. Widely-used web browsers are Netscape Communicator and Internet Explorer.
The software which allows someone to view the contents of the WWW. If you are reading this page, you are using either a web browser software package (such as Netscape) or using the browser within a commerical on-line service (such as AOL).
a computer that provides world wide web services to those who access it. Web Site - the total presence of an organization or individual on the World Wide Web. For example, a company's web site might contain product information, support, and order forms. Web sites vary tremendously in both size and scope of information provided. World Wide Web (or WWW or the Web)
A client program that runs on an end-user's computer, linking it to the World Wide Web.
A computer program that interprets HTML and other Internet languages and protocols and displays Web pages on your computer monitor. (Internet)
browser (see above). Distinguishes it from other browsing (help, disk drive, desktop).
enables you to access and view the internet. Examples: Netscape Navigator, Internet Explorer, etc.
computer software used to view and navigate documents on the Internet. Examples include, Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer.
software application u sed to locate and display Web pages.
software that allows a user to locate, view, and access information from World Wide Web sitesvia the use of a graphical interface (e.g. Internet Explorer, Netscape).
A web browser is a software application that enables a user to display and interact with HTML documents hosted by web servers or held in a file system. Popular browsers available for personal computers include Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, Netscape, Safari and Konqueror. A browser is the most commonly used kind of user agent.
A program that enables you get on the World Wide Web and surf for information. The two most common browsers are Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer.
Software that interprets HTML files, formats them into Web pages, and displays them. A Web browser, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer, can follow hyperlinks, transfer files, and play sound or video files that are embedded in Web pages. sakataatuu fuulxaxaa View
A Web Browser is client/server software used to query world wide web sites. Mosaic was the first popular browser. Other examples of web browsers are Netscape and Internet Explorer.
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 and Internet Explorer.
A program used to look at the World Wide Web. The most common Web Browsers are Internet Explorer, Netscape, Opera and Mozilla.
Software for navigating the internet.
A browser such as Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Explorer- provides a window to the Web, allowing you to effortlessly follow hyperlinks, which may take you from networks in New Zealand to Zurich, an from Zurich to Africa, with only a few clicks of the mouse.
Software that allows the user to view the content of the world wide web and view HTML files. It interprets the mark-up language of HTML and formats them into web pages to be viewed by the user.
A client program that provides tools for exploring the World Wide Web. A browser retrieves and displays HTML documents and provides access to other types of Internet resources. The latest versions of graphical browsers can present multimedia information, including audio and video files, but require plug-ins for some file formats. Examples of widely-used browsers are Netscape, Internet Explorer and Lynx. Netscape and Internet Explorer provide a graphical interface; Lynx provides text-only access.
a program, such as Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer, that allows the user to access hypertext links to various sites on the World Wide Web.
The software on your computer that retrieves and displays information from web servers and manages links between documents. Examples include Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer.
A client application that enables a user to view HTML documents on the World Wide Web, another network, or the user's computer; follow the hyperlinks among them; and transfer files.
A Web browser is a software package that allows your computer, once connected to the Web, to fetch documents from Web servers around the World, translate the HTML code in the documents and display the information to your screen. Examples include: Netscape Navigator, Mosaic, MS Internet Explorer.
A software application used for surfing the Internet. A Web Browser is a compiler program which combines images, text, Java Script, Flash movies etc., all into the same document or page.
A program that lets you read information on the web.
A computer program that allows you view Web pages.
A software application, which is used in the Web in order to find and display sites
Programs, such as Netscape and Microsoft Internet Explorer, which translate HTML and let you navigate the world wide web.
A program that allows you to view files on a Web server from your computer.
A software application used to locate and display web pages. Most modern browsers are graphical browsers, meaning they can display multimedia as well as text.
A client program designed to interact with World Wide Web serves on the Internet for the purpose of viewing Web pages.
A software application that you use to surf the internet.
A program that is used to view web pages. Examples of the most common web browsers are Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer. Though they ideally should treat all web pages equally, they rarely do. Often, depending on the "flavor" (Navigator or Explorer) , the "species" (Mac or Windows), and the "vintage" (the version number) you can end up with very, very different results. One of the hardest jobs I have is making my client's web pages work in different flavors, species and vintages.
A software application used to locate and display Web pages, such as Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer.
A program used to view, download, upload, surf, or otherwise access documents (for example, Web pages) on the Internet. Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer are well-known "Web browsers" that enable you to view and interact with Web sites.
A program that lets you navigate the World Wide Web (the most popular feature of the Internet). The World Wide Web consists of documents (pages) that may contain text, graphics, sound clips, video clips, and other items. A Web browser pulls the pages into your computer (using a modem or network connection) and displays them on your screen. See also World Wide Web.
A software application that enables a user to read and work with HTML documents.
A software application used to locate and display web pages. Two of the most common browsers are Netscape and Microsoft Explorer. When you are surfing the web you are using a web browser.
Software that interprets the markup of files in HTML, formats them into Web pages, and displays them to the user. Some browsers can also permit users to send and receive e-mail, read newsgroups, and play sound or video files that are embedded in Web documents.
Any software program that provides access to sites on the World Wide Web (WWW).
The software used to view web pages. Common web browsers are Netscape's Navigator, Netscape's Communicator, and Microsoft's Internet Explorer.
Software program that reads Web pages; Internet Explorer and Netscape are two popular browsers.
An application program that retrieves and displays Web documents. It may need external viewers to display some documents.
Client software capable of reading, interpreting, and displaying information in HyperText Markup Language ( HTML).
Software that allows a computer user to "surf" the World Wide Web. It allows the user to select, retrieve, and interact with resources on the Web and move from one Web site to another.
A computer program that enables you to use the World Wide Web to find, load,and view Web pages. Web browsers offer easy-to-use point and click environments for quickly accessing information on the Web. Examples would be Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer.
This is the software that allows a user to access and view websites. Examples of Web browsers include Internet Explorer, Netscape and Mozilla.
A computer program that allows you to locate and display web pages. Two of the more popular web browser are Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer.
A client program that retrieves World Wide Web pages, interprets the HTML code and then displays the pages to the user.
A software program that allows files obtained over the Internet to be viewed. Typical browsers include Internet Explorer, Netscape and Firefox.
A software application that allows you to view resources on the Internet.
A software program for viewing & accessing information on the World Wide Web. Netscape Navigator & Internet Explorer are the most widely used & popular Web Browsers today.
An application that allows a user to access information on the World Wide Web.
Client software that requests and displays HTML documents and other Internet or intranet resources.
Software that enables the user to navigate the Web, retrieve documents, and follow links to other sites and documents.
The program that serves as your front end to the World Wide Web on the Internet. In order to view a site, you type its address ( URL) into the browser's Location field; for example, www.computerlanguage.com, and the home page of that site is downloaded to you. The home page is an index to other pages on that site that you can jump to by clicking a "click here" message or an icon. Links on that site may take you to other related sites.
Applications that make it easy to access the World Wide Web. Web browsers can both locate and display Web pages. The two most popular are: Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer.
or simply " browser" is software that allows you to navigate through and retrieve information from the World Wide Web. See MIE, Netscape, HTML, web surf.
A software program that lets you find, see, and hear material on the World Wide Web, including text, graphics, sound, and video. Popular browsers are Netscape, and AltaVista. Most online services have their own browsers.
the software program on your computer that allows you to retrieve and look at web pages on request. Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator are the two most popular.
Software that gives a user access to the World Wide Web. Web browsers provide a graphical interface that lets users click buttons, icons, and menu options to view and navigate Web pages. Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer are popular Web browsers.
a program that allows you to view documents created in the html (HyperText Markup Language) format
Software used to access and view Web pages on the Internet; also called a browser. 2.9- 11, 3.32 cookies and, 12.28-30 multimedia and, 2.28 operating systems, 8.13
Computer software that is used to view information on the Internet. Netscape Navigator and Internet explorer are examples of web browsers.
program that end users utilize to read HTML documents and programs stored on a computer (serviced by a Web server). Popular web browsers are: Mozilla Firefox, Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer.
Is a software program that allows a user to view the Internet.
A computer application program that provides a way to look at and interact with all the information on the World Wide Web. A common web browser like Microsoft Internet Explorer or Netscape Navigator is required to view organization charts published with OrgPublisher or when working within the OrgBuilder environment.
The software that allows a user to access and view HTML documents on the World Wide Web. Examples of Web browsers include Microsoft® Internet Explorer and Netscape® Navigator.
Software used to view the World Wide Web, a graphically rich presentation of information on the Internet. The most popular Web browser is Microsoft's Internet Explorer, but other browsers such as Netscape Navigator and Opera are available. To find specific sites on the Web, you enter a URL in your Web browser.
A world Wide Web client application that lets you look at hypertext documents and follow links to other HTML documents on the Web. When you find something that interests you as you browse through a h ... more
computer program, running on the human user's PC, which gets information from web servers and displays it on the screen. These instructions are usually in the computer language HTML.
navigateurs Web Software that acts as an interface between the user and the World Wide Web. Browsers are also referred to as web clients because in the client/ server model, the browser functions as the client program. Netscape and Microsoft Internet Explorer are standards for Web browsers. Source: National Library of Canada – A Glossary of Digital Library Standards, Protocols and Formats
A client application that enables a user to view HTML documents, follow the hyperlinks among them, transfer files, and execute some programs.
A program that can retrieve HTML documents from Web servers using the HTTP protocol and format them for display. A browser also knows how to interpret hyperlinks within the body of an HTML document and use them to navigate from one HTML document to another on the same or another Web server. Cello, Lynx, Mosaic, Microsoft Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator are examples of Web browsers.
Software that runs on a workstation whose main purpose is to translate the HTML it receives into the Web page it represents. Netscape and Microsoft Internet Explorer dominate the market, though the word market is probably inappropriate for the free products that both are. Beyond HTML translation, Web browser functionality has expanded greatly, especially with the addition of plug-in s. Even without plug-ins, Web browsers have built-in Java Virtual Machine s and ftp 2 support.
A program such as ActivatorDesk, Netscape, Internet Explorer, and others that are used to view pages on the World Wide Web.
A web browser is a software application that enables a user to display and interact with text, images, and other information typically located on a web page at a website on the World Wide Web or a local area network. Text and images on a web page can contain hyperlinks to other web pages at the same or different website. Web browsers allow a user to quickly and easily access information provided on many web pages at many websites by traversing these links.