Short: Quick searching from IBrowse, AWeb and Voyager. rxMUI Author: robert@seal-amiga.co.uk (Robert Williams) Uploader: robert seal-amiga co uk (Robert Williams) Type: util/rexx Requires: rxMUI, web browser, rexxtricks.library Architecture: m68k-amigaos Description Many web browsers on other platforms are sprouting dedicated "search" gadgets. PopSearch brings similar functionality to IBrowse, AWeb and Voyager in the form of a small pop-up window that can be assigned to a fast link button or toolbar icon. PopSearch allows you to enter search terms or paste them in from the clip board. It can be configured to use a variety of search engines. Features * Perform Internet searches without waiting for the search engine front page to load. * MUI interface implemented using rxMUI (my first (releaseable) rxMUI application). * Supports IBrowse, AWeb and Voyager (I use IBrowse mostly so bug reports from AWeb and V users are especially welcome). * Paste in search term from the clipboard. * Select the search engine to use from a list. * Users can add additional search engines to the configuration file. * A search engine can be set as the default for quick searching. * A drop-down list enables you to quickly recall previously used search terms. Requires IBrowse, AWeb or Voyager - Most testing has been carried out with IBrowse 2.3. rxMUI - http://web.tiscali.it/no-redirect-tiscali/amiga - Tested with version 32.9. rexxtricks.library (download from Aminet) - Used to read the clipboard. Version History 0.4 Beta (2nd November 2003) FIXED: A bug where search URLs with the search terms embedded (rather than at the end) were mangled. CHANGE: Enhanced integrity checking on the prefs file so PopSearch does not attempt to load bad lines. NEW: Included PopSearch.prefs file with 10 search engines pre-configured: All the Web, Altavista, Aminet, Ask Jeeves, Dictonary.com, Google, Google.co.uk, Metacrawler, Teoma and Thesaurus.com (more can easily be added). 0.3 Beta (1st November 2003) NEW: Added a drop-down menu of recent search terms used in the current session. CHANGE: Pressing Return in the search gadget now activates the search button for quicker searching. 0.2 Beta (24th October 2003) First public release.