What do you use for search in the Internet?
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What do you use for search in the Internet?
What do you use for search in the Internet?
Google.com
MSN.com
Yahoo.com
Searchvia.net
or Other?
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My favorite Search Engines are GOOGLE.COM and [url=hxxp://searchvia.net/search.php?aff=15881&saff=1&q=Impotence]searchvia.net[/url]
Google.com
MSN.com
Yahoo.com
Searchvia.net
or Other?
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My favorite Search Engines are GOOGLE.COM and [url=hxxp://searchvia.net/search.php?aff=15881&saff=1&q=Impotence]searchvia.net[/url]
It's a bot, or a manual spam by some ****ers at cashette.com -- though it is a mildly interesting question, so I'll leave the thread and nix the links...
Does anyone not use Google? How about specific search engines for particular subjects or types of data?
I find older people more likely to use Yahoo, due to it being a structured links listing...
Personally I changed keyword.URL in Firefox's about:config preferences listing to a straightforward Google search rather than an I Feel Lucky one, and I've got keyword search set up for wikipedia, eBay and Amazon.
If anyone hasn't found this functionality yet:
http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox ... words.html
Try it, it's really handy...
Does anyone not use Google? How about specific search engines for particular subjects or types of data?
I find older people more likely to use Yahoo, due to it being a structured links listing...
Personally I changed keyword.URL in Firefox's about:config preferences listing to a straightforward Google search rather than an I Feel Lucky one, and I've got keyword search set up for wikipedia, eBay and Amazon.
If anyone hasn't found this functionality yet:
http://www.mozilla.org/products/firefox ... words.html
Try it, it's really handy...
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Try http://a9.com/ or http://66.102.9.104/Originally posted by Jetfire 2.1
Me to.
But I have to use Yahoo in school because google allows kids to circumvent baned websites
Google UK. Mostly from the firefox search bar, but occasionally directly from Google.
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on the topic of firefox...I just switched to this and i was wondering if there was any more cool things you can do with it like denyer mentioned in a similar vein.
. "Hawkeye's the best! Hawkeye's got the cutest eyes! Hawkeye's got some kinda butt! I swear, Ralph, ever since that blowhard joined up, all I hear is Hawkeye, Hawkeye, Hawk...."- Green Arrow, JLA/Avengers #3.
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Have a quick browse of Firefox extensions.Originally posted by Hawkeye
on the topic of firefox...I just switched to this and i was wondering if there was any more cool things you can do with it like denyer mentioned in a similar vein.
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Personally I'm using Adblock Plus, All-In-One Sidebar, DownThemAll, HTML Validator, Launchy, Leak Monitor, Magpie, Nightly Tester Tools, Nuke Anything Enhanced, Tab Mix Plus, User Agent Switcher and Web Developer. Although some are installed but disabled until I want to use them.
I'd suggest everyone try AIO Sidebar and Tab Mix Plus. Firefox is a little more memory-hungry than Opera but massively more extendable.
I'd suggest everyone try AIO Sidebar and Tab Mix Plus. Firefox is a little more memory-hungry than Opera but massively more extendable.
I have a whole load of extensions including some of the ones Denyer's got but my favourite is a little one called Target Alert which puts an icon next to links which open in a new window, link within the same page, or aren't webpages. Not sure just why it's my favourite, but it is.
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