GOOGLE SEARCH BAR FIREFOX WINDOWS

Internet Explorer Windows XP SP2, Windows Vista, or Windows 7+ Google Toolbar 7.0 for Internet Explorer (April 21, 2011) Google Toolbar 7.0 for Firefox (August 10, 2010) Internet Explorer, Windows XP SP2, Windows Vista, or Windows 7+ Incremental improvements for search suggestions, Google Bookmarks, Autofill, and Custom Buttons and gadgets.Quick Search Box feature that provides search functionality outside of the browser.Internet Explorer, Windows XP or Windows Vista Google Notebook to save content (text and images) with a bookmark.Custom user defined buttons to search external web sites.

Sending the current page to social networks and emails.

Instant suggestions when typing a search request.

Google Suggest, and a menu allowing people to customize icons on the toolbar.ДЇirefox Windows, Mac, or Linux Google Toolbar 4.0 (January 29, 2006).

Feed integration with the Google Personalized Homepage.

Google Toolbar 3.0 for Firefox (September 22, 2005) address on a web page to an Google map, packages tracking and links for ISBN numbers.

BlogThis: Posting of links to weblogs.

AutoFill: Autocompletion of web forms with information saved a user's computer.

Windows 95, 98, 2000 or NT, and version 5.0 or higher of Microsoft Internet Explorer.

Automatic location of search terms on the web page with each word highlighted in its own color.

Direct access to the Google search functionality from any web page.

History Google Toolbar 1.0 (December 11, 2000) This feature does not exist for the mobile version. The desktop version of Google Toolbar shows the cached copy of any given search result, which was useful for slower Internet connections and benefitted by Google Web Accelerator until its discontinuation in 2008. Google said that the feature 'adds useful links' and 'none of the companies which received AutoLinks had paid for the service.' For example, if it finds a book's ISBN on a webpage, it provides a link to Amazon's product page for the particular book. Google Toolbar was criticized when the AutoLink feature was added to the toolbar because this new feature directed users to pre-selected commercial websites. Google Toolbar can also provide the geolocation data to third-party websites through the W3C Geolocation API. This location is used to optimize search results based on where the user is located. My Location is a geolocation service which uses the location of Wi-Fi access points to determine the toolbar user's location. In September 2011, Google announced that it would discontinue Sidewiki. Web site owners cannot control Sidewiki comments, and there is currently no way for a web site to opt out of Sidewiki however, Sidewiki is disabled on secure sites. Sidewiki is currently available for Internet Explorer and Firefox through Google Toolbar, the Google Chrome browser through an add-on, and for other browsers, like Safari, it is available as a bookmarklet. Google uses ranking algorithms to determine comment relevancy and usefulness using criteria such as users voting up and down a comment and past contributions. Google Sidewiki was launched on September 23, 2009, allowing users to make comments, which are visible to the public, on any web page. Google Toolbar is often distributed through product bundling with a primary download. It has tools such as AutoLink, AutoFill, Translation, spell checker common to all browsers, while pop-up blocker and word finder are restricted to Internet Explorer. Users can log into their Gmail accounts and access their email, saved bookmarks, and web history. Google Toolbar resides above the browser's tab bar and provides a search box to carry out web searches.

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