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A browser is the tool that takes the xml and stylesheets associated with it and presents it for viewing. If there are not stylesheets associated with the xml, then the browser presents the text of the xml file only. Some browsers have an xml viewer to view the xml text in a more organized fashion.

A browser refers to a software application that can help you browse the world wide web a.k.a the internet. The browser contains features using which it can interpret the data sent by the web servers and display them into stuff that the user can understand.

Ex: Mozilla firefox, Internet Explorer, Safari, Google Chrome etc.

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