Browse multiple search engines with a single click

[Former Member]

Check out this website

http://www.weboverit.com/

You will be able to view and compare search results from top 6 search engines with a single click.

Displays search results from Google, Yahoo, Ask, MSN, AOL and AltaVista.

This website would save us a lot of time opening webpages, typing the same search text mutliple times and clicking etc..

Do not forget to checkout the follwoing fetures:

Check out "Toggle View" button to display search results horizontally or vertically.

Tick the check box MSN, AOL, AltaVista to view search results from these search engines.

Check out "Results in new window" button to view search results in a new window.

Please do share it with all your friends and relatives.

[Former Member]

btw,

just in case someone is on the search for a world class web designer, here is the Registrant of weboverit.com as can be found by public(whois) sources:

Registrant:

Naveen Rageer

4615 Solomon Ct

Ypsilanti, Michigan 48197

United States

[Former Member]

It Means you have More effective search engine than http://www.weboverit.com/ ?

[Former Member]

That, and these posts here are coming from 4614 Solomon Ct... looks like the Internet Café accross the road...

I am undecided which action is the most needfull now:

a) Guestification ,

b) Reject the post,

c) Continue with bad publicity.

Any favourites?

Julius

[matt]

Guestify with extreme prejudice...

[David]

So when I looked around the Colosseum, I saw all the thumbs down so Guestification won.

BR

DB

[Former Member]

My Vote would be with A.)

I didn't notice before.

[jurjen_heeck]

I'd go for a combination of A and B.

[Former Member]

crap page!

it isn't even able to parse the responses from the different searchengines and display them somehow properly.

to me this is a first-grader html trainings example on iframes.

and it does of course not have a proper impressum.

to me this post is spam and therefore the abuse button is pressed.

anton

[Former Member]

Another usefull site for searching for "SAP" infos (but without the websites of the rubber plantations on Zanzibar being picked up as well) is this one => http://www.google.com/coop/cse?cx=002937643127194501316%3Aywozspfsmwu

Of course our own SDN also has a Search, but that is top secret...

[Former Member]

Hi

Please go through the Forum rules.This is not the place where you are suppose to share such links.

Neha

[Former Member]

Although your intentions are highly Appreciated and welcome for posting this thread.As this could be helpful for our Folks who are seeking solution for their problems over internet.

but i'm sorry to say you posted this at wrong place.i will approach to Mod to move this in Coffee corner,where this would most likely to place.

I could understand you are pretty new to SCN so may be not aware to Rules of posting.

And please don't post multiple time.

Thank You for sharing and tones of Thank you for understaing us for not to post multiple times..

Amit.