An application to allow a user to browse through a collection of objects.

Browsers can be in several different varieties.

   1. [Smalltalk] has an integrated development environment with a '''class browser'''.
   1. Microsoft Windows with Windows Explorer is one example of a '''file browser'''.
   1. The Worldwide Web is usually navigated with a '''web browser''', which is an application to view pages delivered by a Webserver.  The contents of these pages is usually formatted in [HTML].

An example of a web browser is [Mozilla].

A Tcl-based web browser is [BrowseX].

Here on the Wiki:
   * [iFile: a little file system browser] - nothing to do with the web
   * [A little XML browser] which turned into [starDOM] - nothing to do with the web
   * [Windows Registry Browser]
   * [TclTalk] includes a namespace browser
   * [One-line web browser in Tcl]
   * [NeXT-style file browser]
   * [XML DOM Tk Text Browser Editor]
   * [chooser]

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   * [COM on! - a tiny web browser]
   * [Tk Web Browsers]

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   * [A little RSS browser]
   * [A little XML browser]
   * [a little code page browser]
   * [tkdesk] file browser
   * [visualcvs] cvs browser
   * [hits] text browser
   * [WippleWobble - A Mini Web Browser (for Windows)]
   * [Inspecting app state with a browser]

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'''2009-03-14''' TclTkD : It seems a multi-purpose Browser,assisted by [optcl].
Not only for text files,it can surf web pages,photo images and movies.
Try it!(but may be buggy) at: 
http://members.jcom.home.ne.jp/tcltk-d/
(based on standard Tcl/Tk(8.16),wrapped by Tkwrap of [WinTclTk]).




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