Browsewrap License

/ˈbraʊzˌwræp ˈlaɪsəns/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A type of online license agreement where the terms are posted on a website but user assent is presumed through use or browsing, without explicit agreement.
    The court held that the browsewrap license was not enforceable because users were not adequately notified of the terms.

Forms

  • browsewrap license
  • browsewrap licenses

Commentary

Browsewrap licenses often face enforceability challenges due to typically minimal or hidden user notice; clear and conspicuous presentation of terms enhances legal effectiveness.

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