Provides access to academic reference and research sites recommended by teachers and librarians. Select from web pages, periodicals, United States history, or science and technology.

An ad-supported reference search service, which displays concise answers drawn from over 100 encyclopedias, dictionaries, glossaries and atlases.

Multifeatured metasearcher with English, French and Dutch interfaces. Options include search by phrase, title or Boolean queries, and a choice of engines. Free registration gives access to additional functions.

A demonstration of RealTerm technology applied to Internet search. It submits your query to various search engines and then sorts the combined results into topics.

Searches the web, MP3s, pictures and news archives via regular, Boolean and natural language. Finds sites rated best by multiple engines for your query.

Displays results in chart or classic list form. Options include different language interfaces and basic or expert version.

Offers metasearch of the world or the Russian Web, FTP, and multi-media.

Clusters search results. It presents a diagram of themes within the results, from which the user can select one or all results. Options to search Australian sites only or the full Web.

Customizable meta-search with clustered results. Provides deep or fast search of the whole Web. Selection also includes downloads, auctions, kids sites, recipes or United States government. In each case, there is a choice of sources used.

Combines the results of Google, Yahoo, MSN Search and Ask Jeeves in one advertisement-free stream, highlighted to show the source of each result. The user can exclude selected engines, or select the ratio of results from them.

Creates a combined index from major search engines and directories. Each result comes with an option to find similar sites.

Provides web, images, mp3, jobs, and news search in 6 different languages.

Queries a customizable set of search engines and returns a single merged, ranked and conceptually clustered list. Also offers metasearch of news, health, money and United States government sites.

Options include choice between top and all engines, sorting by relevance, source, or title.

Non-commercial metasearch. Results are merged, with pages from the same website grouped together. Each result has links to a site preview, Alexa information and site history in the Internet Archive, plus data on its placing in the search engines.