Sentence examples for a browser which from inspiring English sources
It also has a browser, which makes it more of a hand-held computer than any other music player.
"There are dozens of subsystems that make up the real-world performance of a browser – which is not just speed – and JavaScript can be as little as 5%," he says.
It is "just" a browser which means, in theory, that the problems related to many OSes won't be a problem here.
So this would not be something you would use to show something in a browser, which is unfortunate because demos often default to the browser when the presenter wants to go off on a tangent or forgot to add something to his deck.
(A bonus: Bromium makes sure that you're never sending data to a website other than the one claimed in a browser — which means, for example, you don't have to worry about accidentally handing over your bank credentials to a hoax site).
In order for malware writers to workaround Metapacket's detection system Krakowski reckons they would have to create complex programs — "of at least a few megabytes of data", that run "a whole chunk of code that mimics a browser" — which would in turn be at risk of flagging up the presence of something malicious on the network by merit of their complexity.
"Some publishers will start experimenting with using the apps in a browsers, which don't require downloading, in the coming year".
Skyfire is a mobile browser which offsets a good amount of the page rendering workload to a server, freeing up the handset's CPU and RAM to crunch things most mobile browsers leave out — namely, Flash and AJAX.
Argo, in contrast, uses a web browser, which is a more intuitive, general-audience medium.
Its iPhone version (free, because of its limited abilities) tricks a user into opening a fake browser, which relays the phone's location to its rightful owner.
Proteus-BIO consists of a Web crawler which gathers relevant documents; an information extraction engine which converts the individual outbreak events to a tabular database; and a database browser which provides access to the events and, through them, to the documents.
