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Dogpile is a metasearch engine that calls itself all the best search engines piled into one. One request fetches data from a number of other search engines.

SEW began in 1995 with a study of why some websites did not show up on certain search engines. It was then launched in 1997 on the web.

Freefind is a website search engine that is used by over 100,000 websites. It tracks use, can be used with other search engines, utilizes languages other than English, and much more.

MetaCrawler, developed in 1994 at the University of Washington and a brand of InfoSpace, is a metasearch engine that blends the top search results from a number of search engines all at once.

My Way is a search engine powered by selected information and news providers, with no banner ads or pop-ups. On My Way, users can customize their sites to give one-click access to features and services on other sites.

Search is a metasearch search engine, which searches major search engines all at once. Among its services are shopping, video, reference, a categorized web directory, games, music, and much more.

Webcrawler calls itself the web's top search engines spun together. It includes Google, Yahoo!, Windows Live, Ask.com, About.com, MIVA, LookSmart, and others. It uses metasearch technology to search quickly and eliminate duplicates.

Every search engine is different, and this is partially due to the way each search engine's spider operates. The website features an introduction to search engine algorithms.

This Google site allows the user to search for images on the Internet using a keyword search. The results may be photographs, paintings, drawings, or more.

This is a version of the yahoo search engine for kids. Kids can search for games, music, sports, get homework help, look up words, learn about science and much more.

This is the search site for America Online. Search results are sorted and ranked by Google and may contain objectionable material not endorsed by AOL.

This popular search engine can help you find information, local businesses, and online shopping as well as photos and illustrations.

All The Web, founded in 1999, is a search engine. Users can customize their searches by Web, News, Pictures, Video, or Audio with Web as the default.

AltaVista is a search engine that searches the Internet around the world or just in the USA. Contains Babel Fish translation capability on the homepage and is also divided into separate categories such as travel, people finder, answers, and much more.

Formerly called AskJeeves.com, Ask.com is a major search engine with algorithms that rank the most authoritative sites for each search. The company also provides Bloglines, Evite, Excite, FunWeb Products, iwon, and MyWay.

This is the AT&T web search site. On the homepage is a Google web search plus other features such as a mail box, addresses, calendar, toolbar with security features, IMing, newsgroups, webpages, parental controls, and much more.