# Using a Web Browser

After successful submission, you will be redirected to the online browser where you may select different releases and manifests from drop-down boxes. Be sure to include your Customer ID.

To access the site directly, use https://releases.melissadata.net/Browse.

Endpoint: GET /Browse

## Query parameters:

  - `id` (any, required)
    The License Key issued by Melissa.
    Example: "{REPLACE-WITH-YOUR-LICENSE-KEY}"

  - `mft` (string)
    Manifest Name.
    Example: "dq_data"

  - `release` (string)
    Specific Release. This can be specified in several ways.
- YYYY.MM OR YYYY-MM  - (year, month)
- YYYY.QQ - (year, quarter)
- [metaReleaseName] - Release Name, for example: latest
    Example: "latest"

  - `sort` (string)
    Sortation to use listing returned files.
- architecture - Ascending by architecture.
- compiler - Ascending by compiler.
- darchitecture - Descending by architecture.
- dcompiler - Descending by compiler.
- dfileName - Descending by file name.
- dos - Descending by operating system.
- drelease - Descending by release date.
- dsize - Descending by file size.
- dtype - Descending by file type.
- fileName - Ascending by file name.
- os - Ascending by operating system.
- release - Ascending by release date.
- size - Ascending by file size.
- type - Ascending by file type.
    Example: "dsize"

## Response 400 fields (application/json):

  - `type` (string)
    The type of error that occurred.

  - `title` (string)
    A short summary of the error.

  - `status` (integer)
    The HTTP status code for the error.

  - `errors` (object)

  - `errors.$.<PropertyName>` (array)
    A detailed message about the error.

  - `traceId` (string)
    A unique identifier for the request, useful for debugging.