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Shopping for everything, committing to nothing, scrolling until your eyes file a complaint.
means To look casually through things — pages, shops, websites — without a fixed goal or urgent intent.
from From Old French broster, to nibble buds and shoots — what deer do to foliage. The leisurely grazing migrated to humans grazing bookshelves, then to data, then to your soul at 2am.
Animal rootsDeer browsing leaves named the act first.
Browser bornWorldWideWeb, 1990, made browse a verb of screens.
No purchaseJust looking remains the phrase's purest form.