Use Google Toolbar in Linux

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• Other Search-related projects on Alibaba Dev

I saw Tom on the http://asktom.oracle.com and recommended Firefox. so I downloaded one from the Mozilla (http://www.mozilla.com) site and installed it on my Linux. I think this browser is really short and concise. it can be circled in many places. however, Shockwave Plug-in is not supported. speaking of plug-ins, you can download a Google toolbar from the http://googlebar.mozdev.org/index.html. not to mention, it's really similar to Windows. it seems that there are many fans of Google.

This little item can also be used in windows. What is lacking in the US is that the Google UI in Linux is not pretty yet.

The following information is also found on the googlebar Website:
Other Search-related projects on Alibaba Dev

Biobar-searh all important biological databases, including scientific literature, genome, and more.
Companion-emulates the Yahoo! Companion toolbar in Mozilla.
Easysearch-offers a search tolbar with more general coverage of elastic search engines.
Expasybar-searches the expasy database of biomolecules. chemists of the world, unite!
Mycroft-collection of search plugins for Mozilla's sidebar search (formerly known as Sherlock)
Gimli-another project to re-create popular toolbars, starting with a dictionary.
Needlesearch-allows users to search using search engines installed in Mozilla, or add a new search string to the toolbar automatically.
PubMed-searches the NLM-Medline database of articles and citations in the field of medicine.
Qlookup-add Google search to context menu