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Any 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. From T1 Glossary 2000:
Glossary of Telecommunications Terms.
Any computer software, such as Netscape® Navigator®
or Microsoft Internet Explorer®, that can be used to view documents on the
Internet. Web browsers interpret the HTML computer language and display Web
text and images. Not all Web browsers interpret HTML the same way. Thus, the
exact same file may display differently when viewed on different Web browsers.
Browsers are often referred to as “client software.”
Keywords:
Browser, Internet, IE, Netscape
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