Let’s do some voting today… What is your favorite search engine?
My favorite search engine is definitely Google. If I can’t find anything that I’m looking for in Google, I’d give up. I’m just lazy to search in other search engines for the same thing. But did you know that on average, 70% of the first 100 results are different? If you don’t believe it, you try comparing search results between Google and Yahoo. It’s different.
If only there is a way I can search multiple search engine at the same time… Fortunately, there is! I just found a way that can save my time and get more results in less time.
Try the easiest search yet. It’s called GahooYoogle. GahooYoogle lets you search Google and Yahoo simultaneously.
Find it hard to remember GahooYoogle? Write Yahoo then Google then toggle the Y and G. Now you can remember GahooYoogle.
What if you don’t like either Google or Yahoo? What if you prefer to use Windows Live Search or Altavista? No problem. The developer of GahooYoogle created PolyCola for you to MIX your search. You can mix between Google, Yahoo, Windows Live, Ask, DogPile and AOL.
If you still find it hard to remember GahooYoogle or PolyCola, then don’t bother memorizing it. Just click on the IE Hot or Firefox Hot text at the respective websites to add PolyCola and GahooYoogle to your Firefox Search Bar or Internet Explorer Search Bar.
I think that searching on the web with 2 search engines is just now. It’s definitely better than one and not too much at the same time. I can’t imagine how messy it is searching 5 search engines together. Now I can be more productive in searching on the web using GahooYoogle and PolyCola.
[ Visit GahooYoogle | Visit PolyCola ]
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The developer’s website says the following:
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GahooYoogle.com had problems with Law and Lawyers
and now it’s shut down and transferred to Yahoo!
by the order of the court after some years of being up,
also, I decided to expand the idea and now here your are with PolyCola,
that has the same concept of GahooYoogle,
but you can choose which search engines to search!
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Scroogle Scraper
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Mamma – How to Search with Mamma
Reasons to Use Mamma Meta Search. I wasn’t completely bowled over by Mamma.com, but I do believe that it’s a very solid metasearch engine. …
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A better one is ifind.co.nr/
Try WebCrawler (webcrawler.com/), it searches Google, Yahoo!, Windows Live, Ask.com and more, without making it messy, results are shown just as on any regular search engine.
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Nice sites
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Thanks. very useful information.
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Rudy:
i was just gonna propose that
Hey!
Nice sites. :D
What about metacrawler, Raymond? Give a shot:
metacrawler.com/
Some years ago, I knew GahooYoogle as Yagoohogle, or sometinhk like that. Just change the name, or it’s sometingh totally different?
Hi
It is very cool search engine . Bien fait Raymond,et merci pour ca .
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very cool!
dndua, dogpile is on the vote list.
another good website is dogpile.com
Err TechGuyBoy, it’s just a search engine. Nothing to do with multiple search engine?
Hey Raymond, another good one is hakia.com
hakia.com
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