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  • Author: Martin
  • Published: Jan 7th, 2008
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Wikia Search Alpha launches

Wikia Search is the new project by Jimmy Wales who created Wikipedia. Instead of using an algorithmic approach it combines that approach with user feedback to provide everyone with better search results. The theory sounds nice, let users week out the spam and fake websites like Made for Adsense sites and websites with no content.

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Categories: Search Engines, The Web

  • Author: Martin
  • Published: Dec 18th, 2007
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An Advice on Buying and Selling Websites

I’m not regularly buying or selling websites but I know the trends, can estimate the value of a website, its future potential and current and future market situation. The following is not really a trick but more of a using information posted on website sales to your advantage.

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Categories: The Web

  • Author: Martin
  • Published: Nov 16th, 2007
  • Comments: 3

View Content of The Page cannot be displayed websites

Deleted websites is probably not the right catchy phrase that I should use. What I mean is that it happens sometimes that you find a search result in Google or follow a link from another website only to find out that nothing is found. Sometimes the information that has been could be essential. Fortunately for us there is a way to display the contents for most “The Page cannot be displayed” websites.

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Categories: Search Engines, The Web

  • Author: Martin
  • Published: Oct 14th, 2007
  • Comments: 6

Add any Search Box to Firefox Search

Firefox has several search engines build in which the user can use to search the web. Those are the big search engines with an option to add several more when following a link to the Firefox homepage. The Open Search Fox plugin for Firefox makes it even easier to add search engines, or search boxes, on almost any website to Firefox.

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Categories: Browsing, firefox

  • Author: Martin
  • Published: Jul 25th, 2006
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Add specialized Search Engines to Firefox

Mozilla Firefox comes preinstalled with seven search engines which are Google, Yahoo, Amazon, Answers, Creative Commons, Ebay and Furl. Those are probably not the best selections, most probably missed that there are more search engines than Google preinstalled. Adding new search engines that might prove more useful can be easily added by going to the mozilla search engine page.

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Categories: Browsing, firefox

  • Author: Martin
  • Published: Oct 27th, 2005
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How Internet Search Engines work

This article describes how search engines work, how the data is processed, how search results are generated. It also describes most of the advanced search operators available today.

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Categories: Search Engines

  • Author: Martin
  • Published: Oct 19th, 2005
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Top 20 Search Engine Helpers

The bloggers over at lifehackers have compiled …

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Categories: Search Engines

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