List of Search Engine Browser Toolbars

Row #	Title	Image	Description
1	Google Toolbar		Google Toolbar features: - A search window for instant Google searches - An auto-translator function which applies Google Translate to webpages that aren't in your language - If you are signed into your Google account, it shows instant notifications - Shortcuts to webpages and tools
2	Yahoo! Toolbar		Yahoo! Toolbar features: - A search window for instant Yahoo searches - Shortcuts to popular websites such as Flickr and Wikipedia - Apps personalisation - Pop-up blocker
3	Mozilla Googlebar		An unofficial Google toolbar for Firefox.
4	Groowe Search Toolbar		Allows the user to search with a variety of search engines from the toolbar. It also has functions for the searching of jobs, tags and bookmarks, downloads and shopping sites.
5	Ask Toolbar		A highly controversial toolbar by Ask.com. It slows down browsing, and due to its difficulty to remove and its tendency to be accidentally installed (as an unwanted extra while trying to install other software), it is often considered to be malware.
6	AOL Toolbar		AOL Toolbar features: - Search function - Shortcuts to bookmarked websites - Live weather updates and calendar
7	Bing Bar		Bing Bar features: - Search function - Shortcuts to news, maps, and weather, music and videos - Short cuts (logged in) to email account, Facebook (news feed, chat and page likes), and Skype
8	Vivisimo Toolbar		Metasearch engine browser toolbar
9	Blekko Toolbar		Blekko Toolbar features: - Search function - View SEO data - Add to slashtags - Mark as spam
10	Ixquick Toolbar		Ixquick Toolbar features: - Search function (via the Ixquick metasearch engine) including webpages, pictures and videos - Look up phone numbers and addresses worldwide - Functions for enlarging or shrinking a displayed webpage - Insert emoticons into online forms
11	Baidu Toolbar		A browser toolbar for the Chinese search engine Baidu, which has search and ad-blocking functions.
12	Naver Toolbar		A browser toolbar for the Korean search engine Naver.

Related Lists

Add to this list

• Each row in the following text fields represents one entry in the list.
• Each list entry must have a title and/or URL. Entry descriptions and images are entirely optional.
• The submitted link URLs would be automatically standardised. This will mean that it doesn't matter whether or not you include the https:// (or https//) at the beginning or a / at the end.
• Don't worry if a title, URL or description takes more than one line in the input form.  Regardless of whether the input was entered manually or copied and pasted, this website can distinguish between whether the input going to a new line was due to its long length or from the use of the enter key.
• New list entries are added to the bottom of the list. Chronologically ordered lists should be ordered from the earliest to the latest.
• If an image is too wide or tall, it would be automatically scaled.

Report this list

Receive Notifications