The phrase "a browser developer" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person or professional who specializes in developing web browsers or browser-related technologies.
Example: "As a browser developer, she is responsible for improving the performance and security of the web application."
Alternatives: "web browser engineer" or "browser software developer."
America Online aol confirmed its in talks on a bid for browser developer Netscape Communications nscp, while Bankers Trust bt acknowledged its negotiating at an advanced stage with possible buyer Deutsche Bank.
Browser developer Opera Software has established a joint venture with Telling Telecom, a major mobile phone distributor in China.
Also in the Internet sector, shares in America Online aol changed hands swiftly one day after the online titan formally announced its $4.3 billion acquisition of browser developer Netscape nscp and penned a separate marketing and development contract with Sun Microsystems sunw.
Trading is still heavy in America Online aol one day after the online titan formally announced its $4.2 billion acquisition of browser developer Netscape nscp and penned a separate marketing and development contract with Sun Microsystems sunw.
Andreas Gal, the former CTO of Firefox browser developer Mozilla, is not a big fan of the current Internet of Things market.
When Netscape, the Web browser developer, sought to go public in August 1995, a watershed for a growing Internet industry, Nasdaq was unprepared for the high level of demand.
Next month, after three years of development and six months of public testing, Mozilla, the insurgent browser developer that rose from the ashes of Netscape, will release Firefox 3.0.
There are other solutions, according to Sigbørn Vik, who works in the security group at browser developer Opera.
Nevertheless, after vanquishing Netscape, the first commercial browser developer, Microsoft waited five years before releasing the sixth version of Internet Explorer in 2006.
"Computer technology and the Internet are lowering the cost of doing business," said John Lilly, the chief executive of Mozilla, the Web browser developer that is being subsidized by advertising revenue from the search engine business.
