Google Toolbar In Internet Explorer (IE) 6.0.1411.1512 Beta
As we all know the ability of Google Toolbar attached in our browser is to insanely lift up our ability to find information throughout the internet. Now it’s in Internet explorer and appears alongside with the IE (Internet Explorer) Toolbar.
This means while using Internet Explorer you are able and readily search any information without the need to visit Google homepage. And I think the existence of Google toolbar is probably the best thing to find in Internet Explorer (IE) 6.0.1411.1512 Beta.
Here are some key features of “Google Toolbar”:
AutoFill:
· If you are an online shopper then AutoFill will be very useful for you, this feature will be your online place to save your personal details (such as email address, name and etc). AutoFill will present a compiled of forms for you to fill out and of course you are free to choose exactly which forms need to be filled, and if you choose not to fill credit card details, for example, then leave it blank, but if you fill it don’t worry – it stays stays password-protected. Therefore if you feel tired to repeatedly fill your details each time shopping online, then AutoFill is the solution.
AutoLink:
· The online review of a great new restaurant has the place’s address but no map. You could type the restaurant’s street, city, and ZIP code into the search box, but why bother, when clicking the Toolbar’s AutoLink button will automatically create a link to an online map (US addresses only)? AutoLink can also link package tracking numbers to delivery status, VIN numbers (US) to vehicle history, and publication ISBN numbers to Amazon.com listings.
WordTranslator:
· Ever need to translate words on English web pages into another language? Don’t bother looking up words one by one – just hover your mouse cursor over an English word and Toolbar’s WordTranslator will tell you what it means in your own language. WordTranslator currently supports translation from English into Chinese (Traditional and Simplified), Japanese, Korean, French, Italian, German and Spanish.
Address Bar Browse by Name:
· Browse by Name helps you find a site even when you don’t know its URL. Just type the site name into your browser address bar, and Toolbar will take you there automatically. For instance, try typing “oxford” into the address bar to go directly to the university’s home page at www.ox.ac.uk.
· If you type in something that doesn’t have an official home page, like “digital cameras,” Browse by Name will automatically show you search results for that term.
Bookmarks:
· Want to create and label bookmarks that you can access from any computer? Simply click the Toolbar’s star icon, or right-click the star to add and label a bookmark. You’ll be able to access your Bookmarks menu on any computer with the new Google Toolbar installed.
· Note this feature stores your bookmarks online, so you’ll need to have a Google Account and be signed in to create and access your bookmarks. You can also view your bookmarks using your Google Account’s Search History feature. Just click the “Search History” link that appears in the upper right-hand corner of the Google homepage when you’re logged into your Google Account and you’ll see your Bookmarks.
Send To:
· You can use your Google Toolbar to share web pages via email, text message (SMS), or blog. To share an entire page, select from the Toolbar’s “Send To” menu; to share an excerpt, simply select the section of the page you want to share before clicking “Send To.”
· Note: sending text messages via the Google Toolbar is free. Your cell phone carrier, however, may charge a fee to receive messages, on either a monthly or per-message basis.
Google Account Sign-in:
· Your Google Account is your access point for Google services like Personalized Homepage, Google Groups and Gmail ·? and now you can sign in and out right from your Toolbar. Simply click on the Settings button on the right end of the Toolbar and select “Sign In” (you’ll know you’re signed in when the Toolbar shows you a green light)
Enhanced Search Box:
· As you type a search query into the new Toolbar’s search box, you’ll see a list of useful suggestions based on popular Google searches, spelling corrections and your own Toolbar search history and bookmarks. You can also click the ‘G’ icon in the search box to search different Google sites, the current site, or sites for which you’ve installed custom search buttons.
Custom Buttons:
· You can add buttons to your Toolbar that will let you visit and search your favorite websites and keep up with interesting feeds. Our Button Gallery offers a selection of ready-made buttons for popular sites, and you can make your own buttons in seconds by right-clicking within the search box on any site and selecting “Generate Custom Search”.
Size:203 KB
Publisher: Visit Website
Release Date: 2009-2-26
OS: Win 9x/ME/2K/NT/XP/Vista
Category: Download
