The phrase "a new browser window" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the action of opening a fresh instance of a web browser for viewing content separately from the current window.
Example: "To view the website without losing your current page, simply click the link to open it in a new browser window."
Alternatives: "a fresh browser window" or "an additional browser window".
When you click on a news link a new browser window opens with the story framed and Wikio's 'vote, send to a fiend' bar still at the top.
If users click on the graphic, a new browser window will open to the Web site of the product.
Controversial because many people find them annoyingly intrusive, pop-up advertisements are promotions that open a new browser window on top of or behind another Web page.
While blockers like Google's are designed to block only those pop-ups that were not requested by the user, a few products have the effect of blocking anything that opens in a new browser window.
And what if we could work not on multi-function laptops, where the temptations of the internet are just a new browser window away, but on smart typewriters with only minimal email connectivity?
To be safe, open a new browser window and type in the Web address of the company that is soliciting your information, then log in as you normally would.
In addition Gogul (love that name!) will only provide access to pre-approved pages and will prevent the launching of any new browser windows that aren't 'on the list'.
Right-clicking the link you want to open on the current page and choosing "Open in New Tab" from the drop-down menu is one way to avoid having a whole new browser window appear.
After that, a "Google Account" window will popup in a new browser window.. Click the "Allow" button to continue.
Instead, now when you hit the button, it will populate the information in a regular new browser window or tab.
With a second click, it is possible to translate text into many languages, obtain currency or measurement conversions, and retrieve related photos, videos, academic papers, maps, Wikipedia entries and web pages fetched by Google, among other things.All that information, of course, can already be accessed by web users willing to root around, opening a series of new browser windows or tabs.
