browsabilityn.

1954 Amer. Documentation 5 231 By browsability we mean the ability of the entire system to lend itself to unsystematic or random searches, and to yield information during conduct of a search, which is of interest or useful to the searcher even though it may not issue logically in answer to the search question.

1989 Cook's Jan. 78/1 Readers who treasured Larousse more for its browsability than its perfunctory recipes will lament the new edition's literary and anecdotal diminishment.

2012 Financial Times 25 Aug. 11 Everyone immediately turns to read his biog, visibly comforted by the programme's thickness and browseability.