"open a website" is a perfectly acceptable and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it any time you want to refer to accessing a website with a browser. For example, "To find the information you need, open a website and search for it."
When users try to open a website which is not available in the white-list, the browser warns users not to disclose their sensitive information.
Just 20 years ago, the internet promised every aspiring shop-keeper to open a website and take back the market from the big stores that dominated the retail arena.
With Face ID on, simply open a website or an app that you have a saved password in Keychain for and it will pop the Face ID logo and auto-enter your information.
They can look like a user Story or a mini magazine-esque Publish Story like what appears in Discover, and each Snap can be swiped up to open a website, app install, or article.
That link prompts you to open a website for the corresponding service, from which you can place your order.
Some of these options, like Pandora and Last.Fm, are great for those listeners that just want to open a website first thing in the morning and not have to flip over to it until the end of the day to turn it off.
Descendants of Mr. Prentice dispute Mr. French's account, and have opened a website.
Chelsea is opening a website in Mandarin for Chinese fans, who increasingly see live Chelsea games as part of the international TV coverage negotiated by the Premiership.
At Columbia University, a group of computer scientists with a flair for linguistics has opened a website that writes news.Newsblaster, as the site is known, uses language-processing software that is fed news stories written by wire services, newspapers and magazines.
The user opens a website residing on server A. His browser issues a GET request.
Fig. 2 Sequence of system operations a) The user opens a website residing on server A. His browser issues a GET request.
