1 commentTuesday, May 12, 2009

By Chris Crum
AOL has released a new search Toolbar for Firefox, Internet Explorer and Flock. It requires Windows Vista or XP or Mac OS X. You can get an idea of what it looks like from the image below.

The AOL Search Toolbar allows users to:
- Get one-click access to AOL's Reference Center, which includes a dictionary, thesaurus, and encyclopedia.
- Find local business listings with AOL Yellow Pages
- Find local deals through AOL Classifieds
- Add sites to the toolbar
In addition, users the toolbar provides users with one-click access to AIM and email. The toolbar also comes equipped with a "hottest searches" ticker showing "the latest trends and gossip." And of course, you can search the web with AOL Search.
This is just the latest addition to AOL's list of toolbars. They also offer toolbars for MapQuest, TMZ, Moviefone, Winamp, AIM, Games, Asylum, and Spinner.com.
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how many toolbars can one browser take
I don't use AOL, but it just occurred to me that there are an awful lot of toolbars floating around these days. How many toolbars can one browser take? I'm already running Google and GoodSearch... time to add a third to the mix? Soon we're going to need a toolbar to manage other toolbars!