TurboScout.com launches a Firefox extension which empowers over 27 million Firefox users to access original results from more than 90 search engines with just a click.
According to Nielsen//NetRatings, majority of Internet searchers use multiple search engines to compare results from search engines like Google, Yahoo, MSN Search and Ask Jeeves. Different search engines use different ranking methods and thus no single search engine can give users exactly what they’re looking for.
Users who visit http://www.turboscout.com only need to enter keywords once. Getting original results from different search engines is as simple as clicking on the engine’s name. No more retyping of URLs and keywords into different search engines.
“To further simplify the searching process and enhance TurboScout.com’s usability, a Firefox extension has been developed. This allows Firefox users to customize the browser’s in-built search box to search using TurboScout.com,” said William Chee, founder of TurboScout.com. “Users can add this extension with just a click from http://www.turboscout.com/firefox, no download or installation is needed.”
"TurboScout.com saved my time and made searching a breeze," said Ben M. Bois, the extension's developer and founder of hooboo.com. "This prompted me to develop the extension to help fellow Firefox users around the world."
"Over 27 million Firefox users can now harness TurboScout.com benefits by adding the extension to their Firefox's search box with just a click," Ben added.
By incorporating TurboScout.com’s capability with the convenience of searching with Firefox’s in-built search box, Firefox users will be able to access original search results of multiple search engines right from their browser’s tool bar.
About TurboScout.com:
TurboScout.com is a search tool that saves you time and makes your Web searches easy. With TurboScout you only need enter keywords once to access and compare original results from over 90 search engines across 7 categories by simply clicking on the engine’s name. No more retyping of URLs and keywords into different search engines.
