Nine tools that let you randomly browse the Web Digg's release of a pervasive, software-free toolbar last week brought with it a sweet little surprise: the capability to jump to a random site or story that was recommended by other Digg users. For a site that's run entirely by its community, this puts the power of browsing in the hands of an algorithm that does the deciding for you. Digg wasn't the first site to do this, though. So what are some other tools that let you randomly explore the Web? I've put together a few of my favorites below. StumbleUpon: Calling StumbleUpon just a random site generator may not be fair. In addition to being able to use the site with a special toolbar that remains no matter what site you're on, you can get a similar experience right from StumbleUpon's site, which brings with it a software-free toolbar. Mangle: Next to StumbleUpon, Mangle is one of the oldest sites on this list, having launched in early 2002. Minthink: Minthink generates a random site to go to with the press of a button. Any we missed?
The Hole NYC Mangle Random Link Generator ScienceDaily: News, Videos & Articles in Science, Health, Technology & Environment Guide To Web Site Search Tools How to Choose, Implement and Maintain your Web Site Search Tools. There's a paradox: the more information your site has, the more useful it is -- and the harder to navigate! No matter how well you design your site navigation elements, visitors will need other ways to find what they're looking for. Site search tools provide a powerful and familiar means to provide that access. Definitions: Parts of a Local Site Search Tool Search Engine The program (CGI, server module or separate server) that accepts the request from the form or URL, searches the index, and returns the results page to the server. Preparing A Site for Searching Physical Requirements Site search tools will require additional disk space and processing power. Preparing the Pages When someone searches your site, the results listing is very different from the pages themselves. The titles are the main element in a result listing, so always title your pages carefully. Meta Descriptions Meta Keywords Headings Choosing a Site Search Tool
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