Google Toolbar is head and shoulders above it's competition it's a blogging tool, an auto form filler that securely stores your credit card numbers, a spelling checker for any word typed into a Web form, a language translator to translate any English word into other languages, and even the ability to map any address you find on the Web, the Google Toolbar is a worthy browsing companion. Complete with a broad range of specific types of searches and excellent search results.
Installing Google's toolbar is a piece of cake it takes about a minute to download the install file and step through the setup wizard. Once the toolbar is up and running, you can add or remove buttons, set the buttons as icon only or icon and text, and drag the search box bigger or smaller.
Google toolbar gives you the requisite specific search options, including searching the entire Web, querying Google Images, News, Groups (for Usenet posts), and Froogle (Google's shopping search). You can also search for stock quotes--Google sends you to Yahoo Finance for that--and dictionary entries through Dictionary.com.
You can also highlight search terms on the page you're visiting and cycle through search results from the toolbar.
Want to share a Web page with the world? You can post an entry to your Blogger site from Google's toolbar.
Google's toolbar has an excellent set of advanced features, including a decent pop-up blocker, which lets you allow pop-ups from a given domain but won't let you see a recently blocked pop-up, although you can try clicking the link again while pressing the Ctrl key. We like the Google Toolbar's autofill feature, complete with password-protected entries for credit cards, as well as the toolbar's ability to add links and posts to your Blogger site, given that Google owns Blogger.
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