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Browser can refer to:

browser - a type of herbivore whose nutrition generally comes from high growing plants, like trees, rather than a grazer that eats from the ground. Deer and goats are good examples of such domesticated animals and elephants and giraffes the wild.
code browser - an application used to access code units (e.g., classes and methods) in a computer program
file browser - an application used to access information on a file system
help browser - an application used to access help information, typically within an operating system
web browser - an application used to access information on the World Wide Web

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