Sentence examples for browser of course from inspiring English sources

Young teenagers with iPod Touches can find the same content through the Web browser, of course, but textPlus offers shortcuts to that content and, more important, shortcuts to strangers with whom they can have group or one-on-one discussions — all in a forum that lacks moderators.

Google Translate works in any browser, of course, but it's best in Google's own Chrome.

You can test your site from a mobile browser, of course, or use the Inspect feature on Chrome or Firefox to do some responsive testing.

The browser, of course, still includes some Opera staples like the Turbo mode (now called "off-road mode"), but gone are Opera Notes, Link, tab thumbnails and a number of other features Opera users have been accustomed to.

There is a web browser (of course), and while it's styled a bit to match the Kindle UI, it looks pretty much the same as the Android's WebKit browser.

Currently, Google says, developers have two options when they want to access web content from their apps: they can create their own in-app web browser frame – using Apple's own WebKit browser, of course – or by sending users away from their apps to a browser.

The tactics Microsoft used in the browser battle, of course, led to a host of antitrust troubles for the big software maker in the United States and Europe.

Many of these searches can work if you search online through a browser, but of course Spotlight is taking a squint in your hard drive as well.

But try opening Nytimes.com/chrome in Firefox, any webkit-based browser or, of course, Google Chrome, and you'll see what the future holds.

Other browser vendors, of course, are also trying to speed up web apps.

It really felt nearly as fast as broadband on my desktop browser, though of course quite a bit smaller.