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Well our browser is our vehicle to Digg so when a company as revered by a lot of diggers as Google makes a browser, it's no surprise here.

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  1. noun One that browses.
  2. noun Computer Science A program that accesses and displays files and other data available on the Internet and other networks.

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  • Well our browser is our vehicle to Digg so when a company as revered by a lot of diggers as Google makes a browser, it's no surprise here. —  digg.com: Stories / Popular
  • A crude "TestShell" version of the browser is already available on both platforms, but its functionality is minimal at best: the Chromium developer site describes it as a —  APH Networks
  • All information obtained from your browser is anonymous, and no personal information is ever transmitted to us in this manner. —  J. Weekly
  • Its just rendering therefore what you tell it to, and the browser is then deciding to display the last one. yes ... —  ASP.NET Forums
  • But I found that panning and zooming in the browser was a bit slower and more awkward than on the iPhone. —  All Things Digital
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