The phrase "casually browsing" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing the act of looking through something in a relaxed or informal manner, often without a specific purpose.
Example: "I spent the afternoon casually browsing through the bookstore, enjoying the atmosphere and discovering new titles."
Alternatives: "lightly exploring" or "browsing leisurely."
But it might be too late; after my Abbey Road experience I find myself repositioning speakers in my living room, casually browsing online hi-fi catalogues, and pondering whether cables with gold-plated connectors would actually make any difference.
If all solutions were easily visible, a person who is casually browsing the forum for new problems could unintentionally see the solution to those problems right under the problem statements.
Currently, only one in 10, or fewer, who sign up for MOOCs make it all the way through, either because they signed up while casually browsing, or because they are unable to keep up with the hours of work required each week.
But they may already have their limited professional experience listed and they spend a ton of time casually browsing the site.
Video offers a new kind of engaging content that users can find when casually browsing around the app, but beyond that Pinterest is trying to diversify its range of products to tie the experience of Pinterest closer and closer to the real world.
She said they'd found that only half their audience watch online video every week: her new digital service aims to give them "simple, easy to understand curation" of videos – so they too can enjoy casually browsing categories like "quick laughs" and "food and drink".
Apparently, the decision wasn't meant to drive sales – rather to "attract visitors during an accessible time-period when users are encouraged to casually browse the galleries", said Kelley.
Pinterest users casually browse for ideas or inspiration, which can help drive brand awareness and justify purchasing promoted pins.
Cassidy says that his team has worked to create a very clean site that is very snappy and easy to casually browse through, with a strong technical emphasis placed on search.
For instance, users may casually browse their iPhone during their morning commute, click through a website while eating lunch at their desk, later return to the site on their iPad, and maybe eventually purchase products from their laptop at home.
Despite Twitter, Facebook and a million other smaller startups' attempts to claim their app will be the default platform TV viewers casually browse, a phone or tablet in their laps, while watching television, Google got there simply by throwing its weight around.
