Sentence examples for his browsing from inspiring English sources

Phil Sawyer emails to say: "Millings seems slightly surprised by his browsing history.

It relies on "history stealing", in which a security flaw in a user's web browser allows rogue websites to retrieve fragments of his browsing history.

If his interest was bondage, she would have expected much more internet activity on such websites, when his visits made up a tiny percentage of his browsing.

Berners-Lee thinks this a step too far, telling BBC news that he wanted to guard his browsing history from prying eyes: "It's mine - you can't have it.

First, internet search ads are targeted: the links that search engines show are based on a combination of the search term a user has typed in and his browsing history.

"But it had a huge disadvantage," Palant says, "namely that it would not block anything, only hide it". The ads were still being downloaded in the background causing pages to load slowly, keeping track of his browsing interests, and wasting his computer's processing cycles and battery life.

We quarrelled more and more; I found myself screaming impatiently at him for his endless start-up rituals, his languorous browsing, his frequent stalled confusions.

Now, he starts his workday browsing through his Twitter feed for news and noteworthy research in his field.

One morning in August, Michael Webber was sitting at his desk, browsing on the computer with his father-in-law.

Instead, he moved back into his parents' house in Cherry Hill, N.J., and spent his days browsing for jobs online.

Such visits made up a "tiny" percentage of his web browsing.