The phrase "address browser" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a web browser's function to navigate to a specific URL or web address.
Example: "To access the website, simply enter the URL in the address browser."
Alternatives: "URL bar" or "web address field".
Potential buyers see the user's device, IP address, browser, and other details, information that allows for a sort of fingerprinting.
This information can include: your IP address, browser type, domain names, access times and referring website addresses.
For example, each time you visit the Services, we may automatically collect your IP address, browser and computer type, and access time.
If you interact with a Twitter share button, twitter.com will record log data such as your Twitter account ID, IP address, browser type, and the website you were on.
MicroCreditCard Web site servers automatically collect information about a site user's IP address, browser type and referrer by reading this information from the user's browser (information provided by every user's browser).
Anonymous Web browsing and VPN: Disconnect Search is the default search provider for Blackphone, offering private browsing protection from invasive Web monitoring by hiding users' IP address, browser cookies and personal information.
Additionally, webpage-level statistics such as loading speed and compatibility with major browsers should be analyzed to weed out outdated media content and address browser-specific issues.
University websites may collect personal information such as account names, netIDs, Internet Protocol ("IP") addresses, browser characteristics and times and dates of connections.
Those buttons would presumably work the same way as "Like" buttons, which phone home to Facebook with information about visitors to the third-party site — their IP addresses, browser and operating system versions and Facebook user IDs if they're logged in — whether they're clicked or not.
The request went on to demand information on internet addresses, browsers and internet providers that the account holders could have used, according to court records.
Strategically use different email addresses, browsers, credit cards and even devices for different web activities (like personal, work and online shopping) to make it more difficult for entities to assemble one cohesive data set about you.
