The phrase "all of the browser" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be an attempt to refer to all browsers collectively, but it lacks clarity and proper structure.
Example: "All of the browsers available today have unique features that cater to different user preferences."
Alternatives: "all browsers" or "every browser".
Other issues such as features and compatibility are also likely to ensure that you have several (if not all) of the browsers in this roundup installed on your PC.
All of the browsers selected sites characterized by plants uprooted and broken by elephants, which were associated with a higher visibility, and ultimately a better probability of detecting an approaching predator, suggesting that perceived predation risk plays an important role in microhabitat selection.
In truth, however, all of the browsers did a similarly good job surfing Web pages and downloading software, and it doesn't really matter which one you use.
Paul Buchheit: Well, we've launched (Real-Time Search?), so I don't know if that qualifies as Track or not but it's very exciting for us because it lets you see the results stream in such instantly as soon as someone puts the new entry or comment that matches your query, it'll appear instantly in all of the browsers of all of the people watching that search around the world.
You obviously can't download and try all of the browsers shown, unless you have a lot of time in your hands.
Of all the browser-clearing, red-faced-making small-screen streaming habits, there's one hyperspecific genre I admit turning to while sitting at my desk and feeling anxious and forlorn when it's time to write.
"This update is fully tested and ready for release for all affected versions of the browser," the firm said.
More irritating is WH Smith's version of Internet Explorer, which features little company logos all over the borders of the browser frame.
WebM is currently supported by all of the major browser vendors, including Firefox, Opera and, of course, Google's Chrome.
All of the major browser vendors, including Google, Mozilla, Opera, Apple and Microsoft, support this feature, but whether advertisers honor the user's request — and it's no more than a request sent by the browser — is up to them.
