It appears as if MSN Search will continue to focus a good amount of their development skills on the MSN Search Toolbar, which is famous for finally introducing tabbed browsing to the Internet Explorer environment.
In an effort to reduce the amount of step between writing and publishing your latest blog entry, Google/Blogger has developed a new toolbar that was designed to do just that.
A new feature in the Google Toolbar takes a street address and converts it to a link to an online map.
The search options under the A9 Toolbar allow users to search a site or page they are currently visiting.
Gigablast is now offering a new toolbar for Microsoft's Internet Explorer. The toolbar allows users to conveniently search over 2 billion pages.
There's a report, on the Register, that IE 7 doesn't work with the Google or Yahoo toolbars.
Yahoo Toolbar 1.0 is fully functional with a number of features similar to the toolbars from the past, this time customized for the Firefox experience.
Yahoo! announced yesterday the release of Yahoo! Toolbar 1.0 for Mozilla Firefox, a toolbar "polished to a high gloss" for use on Windows, MacOS X, and Linux. Jon Granrose, Yahoo! Toolbar Product Manager and Firefox instigator, dropped the news on Yahoo!'s Search Blog.
As pointed out by many, the competition in the search industry leads to a great deal of emulation. When one company releases a product, a complimentary product from the competition is usually soon to follow.
You know, I give MSN Search a lot of crap. We all know it's behind Google, right? And it's even behind Yahoo too.
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