Web Searcher Sites

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  1. GOOGLE web searchers (and DMOZ Open Directory Project)
  2. YAHOO web searchers
  3. To-EXPERIMENT-With web searchers (A9, exalead, Gigablast, ... ; Dogpile, Clusty, ...)
  4. Web REFERENCE resources (encyclopedia, dictionary, thesarus, etc.)
  5. "DIRECT" web searchers (more --- besides Google and Yahoo)
  6. "META" web searchers (combinations of direct searchers)
  7. SITES WITH LINKS to many web searchers
    (including sites that "search for searchers" or "find finders")

The 'direct' and 'meta' groups are basically in numero-alphabetical order by site name.

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Note :
You can use the Find-text facility of your browser to find keywords in this page
such as 'topic' or 'cluster' or 'hierarchy' or 'proximity' or 'directory' or 'phone'.

GOOGLE web searchers

           (and DMOZ Open Directory Project, and other open-software-based projects)

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YAHOO web searchers

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To-EXPERIMENT-WITH web searchers (Google alternatives)

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Web REFERENCE resources (encyclopedia, dictionary, thesarus, etc.)

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"DIRECT" web searchers (in numero-alphabetical order by site name)

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"META" web searchers (in numero-alphabetical order by site name)

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SITES WITH LINKS to many web searchers
(including sites that "search for searchers" or "find finders")

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I'm still looking for a better search engine.
Here is a suggestion for a major improvement.

Bottom of Web Searchers page.

There are many more 'meta' search engines out there. They come and go.

And 'direct' search engines seem to get absorbed/acquired/merged into others.

You can put the names of a few of these meta-searchers in Google ---
to find web pages that provide links to even more "meta-search"
engines. And, thus, you may also find more "direct-search" engines.

To see some current, best-of-class search engines, you can see the bottom of
a search page of the DMOZ Open Directory Project (dmoz.org). In July 2006,
the search engine links being shown at the bottom of ODP results pages were

AltaVista - A9 - AOL - Clusty - Gigablast - Google -
Lycos - MSN - Teoma - WiseNut - Yahoo

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Page was created 2006 Apr 22. Link added 2009 Aug 07.