Browse-wrap terms require a user to affirmatively indicate his or her consent.

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Unlike click-wrap terms, browse-wrap terms do not require an affirmative action by the user to indicate consent, such as clicking a button or checking a box. Browse-wrap terms are typically displayed somewhere on a website, usually in a footer, and are considered binding if the user continues to use the site after being made aware of the terms. However, some courts have required a user to at least have knowledge of the browse-wrap terms for them to be enforceable.

Browse-Wrap Terms Require a User to Affirmatively Indicate His or Her