"have been browsed" is a grammatically correct phrase and can be used in written English.
Example: The books on the shelf have been browsed by many eager readers.
Could it have been browsed by the straight-tusked elephant, or by one of our two woodland rhino species?
But if you do not manage to evolve those, reacting to a molecular signal that tells you that you have been browsed, so you can put on a growth spurt, seems a sensible response.
Small grasslike plants at Whiteman are normally favoured, the Xanthorrhoea species may have been browsed less intently because they were not as apparent to the herbivores as larger species.
Cookies reveal where else they have been browsing, allowing some guesses about their income bracket, age and sex.
By the time the VIPs turn up at 2pm, the VVIPs have been browsing for hours and slapped sold stickers all over the most-desirable works.
People have been browsing through their pages of emojis for months or even years.
In addition, the site will recommend products based on what consumers have been browsing and buying.
Integrated into a site, Yieldify's tech will track things like your mouse movements, how long you've been dwelling on a site with no inactivity, as well as what you have been browsing there and elsewhere.
"Several times I've met other readers while I've been browsing and got terrific recommendations.
David Willis had been browsing in Waterstones in Trafalgar Square on Thursday night, but went downstairs shortly after 9pm to find the lights out and the shop deserted.
Augusto Navarette, a doorman, opened the front-desk's drawer to reveal what he had been browsing from downstairs: "The Leakeys: Uncovering the Origins of Mankind".
