Sentence examples for browser has gone from inspiring English sources

The idea is to make searching more useful by making it easier to remember where a Web browser has gone before.

The browser has gone from 1percentt of the market two years ago, to 11.5percentt last month.

If you like what the browser has, go ahead and use it for a couple of days.

Over the years web browsers have gone from being used only on personal computers to a wide range of devices such as music players, video game consoles and mobile phones.

Clicking on the variation reveals a pop-up box showing the ID, the genomic coordinates, and a link to the variation tab shown in figure 7. Genome browsers have gone beyond the simple display of genes and transcripts, moving into the integration of biological data.

For Google, with its highly popular Chrome browser, Mozilla has gone from being a partner, to one of its competitors.

While Microsoft recently released a new version of its Web browser, Internet Explorer, Netscape has gone more than a year without a major release for Navigator.

And if the Flash plugin crashes the full Safari browser so often that Apple has gone out of their way to sandbox browser plugins in Snow Leopard, how much of a rush should Apple be in to do the same thing on a platform whose small size and relatively low processing power necessitates more streamlined software?

What is one to make of an organisation which in one week decides that cookies – little text files that sit on your web browser and relate where you've gone online (but which you can control quickly and easily via preferences on your machine) must be regulated as though they were an outbreak of Ebola fever, but says there's no need to impose "net neutrality" duties on telecoms companies?

This button will be disabled if you're at the farthest known page in your browser history (such as when you've gone back a page from a farther off other page).

But some of these new sites charge "membership fees" either to provide a downloadable version of the software copied from a legitimate website, or to redirect browsers to the site they should have gone to in the first place.