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

In time for the 2023 Times Festival of Books, we have assembled the ultimate bookshelf in that library, a browsable, well-organized array of 110 works that define Los Angeles.

From Los Angeles Times

Although Zillow is known mostly to the public for its browsable home listings, the company has an array of other endeavors, from selling leads to real estate agents to offering mortgage lending.

From Seattle Times

The New York Public Library on Thursday reversed course and announced that it would continue to maintain its venerable Picture Collection as circulating and browsable.

From New York Times

The website Faces of the Riot did just that after the Jan. 6 insurrection, using open-source machine learning and facial recognition software to publish a browsable lineup of 6,000 faces.

From Slate

It’s also unique because, despite being developed “in the open” on publicly browsable repositories, nobody really understands what the OS is for, and Google executives have been remarkably coy about it all.

From The Verge