Add a customizable webmaster resource search engine to your web site! Follow a few simple steps and have a customized code generated for your search box and search result pages! You select the text colors, table colors, etc., so the search box and search results will match your own site seemlessly. there is NO cvxx logo if you want!

This cross browser DHTML script simulates the Edit> Find In Page feature of the browser to allow your visitors to easily search for a particular text on your page. As in the "Find In Page" feature, it highlights the searched text if found, otherwise, prompts a "Not Found" message. Supports searching of both current page and a particular frame.

This JavaScript search engine will run the same search across 4 of the major search engines at one time. You just put in your search term(s), select a few options, and then you have pages of search results.

Zoom is a package for web developers to add a powerful custom search engine to their website or CD/DVD in a matter of minutes. An easy-to-use Indexer application will scan the content of your site, and create a search engine for your very own site or CD-ROM. Features include: wildcard and exact phrase, PDF, DOC, XLS, PPT, RTF, WPD, SWF support, keyword highlighting and more. More advanced options are available with PHP, ASP, and CGI.

NetSeeker is a free searching utility designed for Internet Explorer users. It combines all the major search engines together, and make it accessible from a locally stored page, eliminating the loading time from Internet. NetSeeker is visually appealing as the design was spiced up with CSS and Flash animation. Separated into 11 categories, NetSeeker is all you need for better surfing experience.

This is a quick search interface to various search engines. You type a keyword into the textbox and select a search engine. The browser will automatically initiate a search query to the corresponding search engine. This is an variant of Quick search to Altavista Search Engine

This is a JavaScript code snippet to send a query to AltaVista Web site. You can drag the link onto the Links bar of the browser, and use it as a quick search link bar. By modifying the value of location.href and the other querystrings, this can be extended to any search engine, since most search engines use only GET method to initiate searches.

Need a powerful internal search engine script to allow visitors to search the contents of your site? How does Google sound? This script uses Google to enable comprehensive internal search of your own site.