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If you are like me, you enjoy organization. Everything needs to be in order so you can work efficiently and get to things you need quickly. Most likely you spend time on the Internet doing research to enhance your business, reading interesting blogs, or watching videos that spark creativity. You may even spend time visiting MySpace, Facebook, and other social networking places. Maybe you like listening to a favorite radio station or downloading music from your favorite music site. So how do you keep all of this organized?
Fortunately, there are a lot of free programs available to help you stay organized. One in particular is Advanced Searchbar (Advancedsearchbar.com), a free tool that installs directly in your browser and offers many different features.
For one, it links to over 100 search engines, including Google, Yahoo! and MSN, to provide search results from all of them from Advanced Searchbar. In addition, it includes an automatic form filler, account login manager, spellchecker and pop-up protection. You can keep up-to-date with 88 news providers, weather and stock lookup features. The tool also provides access to movie show times and TV listings, and even gives you driving directions and the ability to lookup phone numbers.
Are you worried about security? Advanced Searchbar does not require any of your personal information. You can browse safely as it does not hide any malicious spyware, malware or adware. In fact, it provides multiple features to keep your computer and browsing experience safe and works directly with security programs already running on your computer.
Advanced Searchbar is very user-friendly. It provides tabbed category searches, making it easy to access the sites you use most. Simply type in a search term and click on a tab. Each tab has a drop down menu with search results for every site within the category. If you want to move from site-to-site, simply click on a tab at the top of your browser. Advanced Searchbar automatically searches the site of your choice. And if you ever come across a site written in a language other than English, Advanced Searchbar provides web page translation for 12 languages.
Each menu item on Advanced Searchbar tool is also customizable. You can add your own buttons that launch any website you choose or launch your favorite program from your desktop.
Advanced Searchbar is an impressive tool, especially as freeware. And unlike many freeware programs, it does not require you to purchase upgrades or create an account.
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Published on Wednesday, January 23, 2008
I use a small company called www.Althome.com They offer bookmarks, and a note pad - visit it anywhere from an internet connection - no hassles, no ads, simple and easy clean. It is actually refreshing. Basic and refreshing. No downloads or installs. And like advances sidebar, it doesn't require or gather personal info. I am tired of Google seeing everything I do and go online so these are two nice options.
Posted by: Carl Wiess
Sunday, January 27, 2008
These search bars are also one of the biggest forms of spyware out there. Be careful which one you download.
Posted by: Tom
Thursday, February 14, 2008
Hello,
I like this toolbar - however, it is way too many for me.
I like the simple tool bar from cash-back search engine AAfter.com - they also claim to be high-privacy - whatever that means.
I hope advance also add AAfter to theirs because I do not see any cash-back searchengine in its long list of over 200 sites..
Regards,
Peter Sims
Posted by: Peter Sims
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Posted by: Tom
"These search bars are also one of the biggest forms of spyware out there. Be careful which one you download."
Can you precise that? Is it just where we download the program or is it the program himself?
Posted by: Castro
Saturday, February 23, 2008
I have been using the Advanced Searchbar ever since I saw it mentioned in Newsweek magazine. I don't think that Newsweek would ever write about something that was considerd spyware. There are bunches of questionable software out there, you just have to becareful what you choose to download. Read everything. But overall, for nearly the past two years I can tell you this... I can not surf the Internet without the Advanced Searchbar... period... if I use a friends computer and they do not have it installed...well I am lost... it really is that good.
Posted by: Steve R.
Saturday, February 23, 2008
Does Windows Vista Enterprise OS support this application?. Doesn't work for me.
Posted by: Gathee
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
YES. YES. YES. I just got a Acer Laptop from Walmart today, it came
with Windows Vista - and I have been an avid user of the advancedsearchbar for well over 2 years ever since I saw it mentioned in newsweek and I just went in and downloaded it to my new laptop - WOW - they changed it and made it even better this time... oh my I have soooo many thingies on my toolbar now - my kids found this cool Kids button and are on the laptop now more than me! It really is an awesome tool. Don't leave home without it.
Posted by: Barb
Thursday, April 10, 2008
excellent
Posted by: tom
Thursday, April 17, 2008
how can i get an account form for advanced search?
conyact me at venturef@live.co.uk
Posted by: william castley
Friday, May 09, 2008
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I also use the Advanced Searchbar, my computer professor turned me on to it. It has everything like a swiss army knife, except way more. Alan
Posted by: Alan Slanguer
Wednesday, January 23, 2008