browser

A very common alternative to 'Internet browser'.

Refers to a software application for accessing information on the World Wide Web.

The browser that opens automatically when you click a link.

The main rectangular area on the screen where you view websites.

A row of buttons and icons at the top of the browser window.

Used to specify the location of an action or feature within the browser interface.

To get a newer version of your browser for security or features.

Similar to update, often implying a more significant change.