1. a person who browses or navigates the internet, especially for leisure or information gathering
Usage: informal; dated (more common in 1990s–2000s)

Examples

• She spent her evening as a casual cybersurfer, jumping from one website to another.
• The cybersurfer discovered a fascinating blog about digital art.
• Many cybersurfers in the 1990s were excited to explore the newly accessible World Wide Web.
• He's an experienced cybersurfer who knows how to find reliable sources online.
• The library offered classes to help older cybersurfers navigate the internet safely.