Sentence examples for old browser from inspiring English sources

The good news is they're all pretty wonderful; if you're suffering through a buggy old browser, download one of these now.

First, the good news: Google Chrome is a considerable improvement over the old browser and features a "stack" system for collecting and sorting Web pages.

That works even the first time you try it, since Chrome auto-imports your bookmarks, history and even stored passwords from your old browser.

When you install a new Web browser, some programs will offer to import your existing bookmarks or favorites from your old browser as part of the process.

These are likely to be made worse, if you are combining use of an old browser with old computing equipment, such as older iOS systems, MacBooks, Android apps, or Blackberries.

For a manual approach, you can export the bookmarks to a file with the old browser to a USB drive, and then plug the drive into the new computer so you can import the bookmarks into the new browser.

Most are designed to look good on Netscape's or Microsoft's old browsers, rather than playing by the rules.

But old browsers only run on old operating systems, and old operating systems can only be installed on old computers, and old computers eventually will be dead computers.

I still would love to see it again, for nostalgia's sake if nothing else: Old browsers and Web pages (remember the original gray Amazon.com with blue text?) can still be found.

HTML5's open source and free to use; and while it has some teething problems like not working with old browsers, it is an emerging technology which will only improve as people's understanding of it does.

Although XHTML is designed to be backwards compatible, you might run into issues using it on very old browsers.