What is another word for browse mode?
Pronunciation: [bɹˈa͡ʊz mˈə͡ʊd] (IPA) 
Browse mode is a term used to describe a specific feature in various software applications and internet browsers that enables users to navigate through various files, websites, or applications without editing or altering their content. Moreover, the term 'browse mode' might be interchanged with 'reading mode,' 'preview mode,' and 'view-only mode.' Reading mode is mainly used in internet browsers like Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Edge, which helps users adjust the text size, background color, and borders for better readability. Preview mode, on the other hand, allows users to preview files without making any changes. Similarly, view-only mode is used in document-sharing applications like Google Docs, where users can view and comment on files without adding or modifying content.
