Asterisk: Get Personalized Results From Your Favourite Sites

Recently I came across this new search tool, that allowed me to search for related links from a list of custom selected websites. The new service called Asterisk Search works as a plugin on Firefox and Chrome. While visiting a webpage, if you want more related information, we just have to select the text and click on the Asterisk symbol. Features of Asterisk Search Install the GoAsterisk pluging for your browser. It supports Firefox and Chrome at the moment. Highlight text from the webpage you are reading. A small asterisk symbol will show up. Click on it and some results will show up on the left-hand column. There are some popular sites already added like Wikipedia as sources. I could remove these sits and add and customize the sources as I wished. So next time I am reading something, I can simply search from the sites I want to look up rather than all of them. The only downside of Asterisk is you need to register before you use their service. But you can easily sign-in with your Twitter, Facebook or Google accounts. If you liked using Asterisk Search, you might also like to check these 5 online tools to search for similar images. Do try out Asterisk and drop in your comments. Link: Asterisk -- This Post Asterisk: Get Personalized Results From Your Favourite Sites is Published on Devils Workshop . Related posts: Personalized Chrome like Tab now on Firefox with Google Toolbar 5! Why Twitter Has Problems with Google's New Personalized Search? How To View Passwords Hidden Behind Asterisk Character Top 5 Free Softwares to Reveal your Asterisk hidden password

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