browsers
n. plural-onlyn. software programs you use to visit websites and look at information on the internet. You also use this word for people who look at items in a shop without buying anything yet.
n. software applications used to access and view websites on the World Wide Web; also refers to individuals who inspect merchandise in a retail environment without an immediate intent to purchase.
Most modern browsers support these new web features.
The shop assistant ignored the browsers and focused on the customers who were already holding items to buy.
While some users prefer browsers that prioritize privacy and data encryption, others choose those that offer seamless integration across multiple mobile and desktop devices.
As the plural form of 'browser', it takes a plural verb. In a retail context, it often carries a neutral or slightly dismissive tone compared to 'shoppers'.