Sentence examples for browser available for from inspiring English sources

He said Safari, which is available in test form free from Apple's Web site, was the fastest Web browser available for the Macintosh and was intended to bring innovation and competition back into the browser world.

Eich's startup Brave Software isn't making the browser available for general usage today, but it's outlining its vision and allowing users to sign up for access to an early version of the product.

You then typed the token into the Roku box and all of your photo albums appeared on the browser, available for playback in whatever resolution you uploaded.

But remember too that when Safari for Windows was announced, several of the same tests showed that it was the fastest browser available for both Macs and PCs (remember, Chrome didn't exist yet).

While the firm lists Garnet OS (Palm's OS) as a compatible system for its Netfront mobile browser version 3.5, the company told the Inquirer that if Palm wants it to make the new browser available for Garnet-based devites, it'll have to ask.

The Min browser (available for Linux, Mac and Windows) is an open-source browser that comes with built-in ad blocking, so the banners don't stand a chance.

You probably know Chrome as one of the main browsers available for personal computers, but it's also the basis of a whole operating system called Chrome OS that comes installed on laptop computers from Google, Dell, Samsung, Lenovo, and others.

"There are a lot of browsers available for the crowd that doesn't want a lot from their browsers," von Tetzchner argued.

The closure of most gaps and the creation of ultra-scaffolds allowed us to provide a user-friendly genome browser (available through http://www.SaccharomycesSensuStricto.org) for each species that will facilitate rapid experimental design, visualization of data, and further analyses.

A new mobile version of the Firefox browser is available for Android.

What's more, the basic software that defines the browser is available for anyone to examine, which allows hundreds of thousands of Firefox users and fans across the world to play a role in modifying it, by sending in both bug reports and actual code.