A _____ allows customers to continue browsing after selecting each item they wish to purchase.

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Continuing to browse after selecting each item is a behavior of a shopping cart. A cart stores the items a customer has chosen, along with quantities and sometimes options like size or color, and keeps that list visible as the shopper moves through product pages. This lets the user add more items, compare products, adjust quantities, and still proceed to checkout when ready, without losing what they’ve already picked. In practice, the cart’s contents are kept across page loads through a browser session—often using cookies or server-side session data—so the selections stay available as you explore the site.

The other options don’t fit this functionality. A forms-based interface focuses on submitting data through forms one item at a time, which disrupts the flow of browsing. An SSL connection secures data transmission but doesn’t manage a list of selected items. Virtual memory is a computer memory management concept and has no role in enabling a shopper to continue browsing after choosing items.