browsable

[ brou-zuh-buhl ]

adjective

1. enabling or encouraging one to browse:

   a browsable book; a browsable store.

Word History and Origins

Origin of browsable¹

browse + -able

Example Sentences

Google also added the ability for brands to show browsable product images below their video ads for campaigns that have “Product and brand consideration” or “Brand awareness and reach” set as the goal.

From Search Engine Land

The update, which rolls out over the coming weeks, enables brands to show browsable product images below their video ads for campaigns that have “Product and brand consideration” or “Brand awareness and reach” set as the goal.

From Search Engine Land

These changes include the launch of larger and more visually browsable search results for some queries, enhancements to the “About this result feature,” a more “shippable” Google search interface, in-person shopping experiences from home and more.

From Search Engine Land

Google has rolled out a new, more “visually browsable” interface for some search results pages.

From Search Engine Land

These cached pages are fully browsable too, so it’s just like surfing the web in the old days.

From Popular-Science