Automatic online search tool
Search online for
anything from
anywhere on your
computer.
Allows a user to
perform searching
online task up to 12
times faster
than traditional
search techniques.
Searching online for
any type of
information is one
of the primary tasks
people use the
Internet for.
There are two common
techniques of how
people search
online. People
either type in the
keywords or use
contextual searching
from within already
existing text.
Whatever way you do
your search online
Click Cutter will
help you to enhance
your searching tasks
and make it much
faster with much
less efforts.
For "type in" search
technique you can
use Click Cutter's
easily accessible
from anywhere
search bar where
you can get a list
of suggested related
phrases and perform
an instant one click
search in multiple
web sites of your
choice.
For contextual
search lovers Click
Cutter offers "no
effort quick result"
solution.
Traditionally most
people do a basic
contextual search
this way:
-
Copy text phrase
they want to search
to clipboard (2 mouse clicks)
- Open a web browser
with search field
(minimum 1 click)
- Paste that copied
phrase into a search
field (2 clicks)
- Click Search
button (1 click)
- Check out at least
first 3 websites on
showing on top pf
the search result.
(6 clicks)
12 clicks total.
Time is about 15
seconds.
And that is just basic
search and we are
talking about only
for searching one of
search engines (for
example, google)
What do you do if,
for example, you are
reading a plain text
file and you are not
clear about
the meaning of some
words in there and
you want to quickly
check a definition
for each of those
words in an online
dictionary? How
about slang or
abbreviation
definition or a
quick translation to
or from various
languages?
It's amazes me when
I see that some
people manually
re-type the words
they unclear about
into search field.
And in many cases
they simply
miss-type those
words which makes it
even worse. What a
waste of time!
However, most of
computer users
usually Copy that
unclear phrase or
word, open a
browser, find that
dictionary or
translation sites in
their bookmarks,
Paste the word into
their search fields, etc.
Though it makes much
faster than manual
re-typing this
technique still
takes a lot of mouse clicks,
efforts and some time
to open those dictionary
or translation
sites.
Here is another
scenario.
What do you do if
you are looking for,
let's say, a
specific digital
camera model to buy
and you want to find
the best deal out
there and, of
course, the camera
user's reviews?
I've done it
numerous times and I
can say with
certainty that it
involves a
lot of time
consuming research
work trying to find
as much info on that
particular camera
besides checking several
shopping sites for
best prices and
user's reviews on
various online
communities.
If you shop around a
dozen of favorite
shopping sites it's
very difficult to
estimate the time
which it takes to go
and visit each of
those online stores
one by one.
But it's a lot of
time, that's for
sure.
What about if you
are looking a for a
specific digital
book or product and
you need to check
several online file
storage or file
sharing services?
Again, it takes tons
of time and endless
mouse clicks and
efforts.
No matter what you
search it's going to
take your time and
efforts.
Click Cutter makes
it much easier and
faster
It's always been
tough to find a
specific info
online. It's always
been time consuming,
very tiring and
painful task.
And now with Click
Cutter's automatic
search tool It's
never been easier to
find what you are
looking for online.
And it's not just
easier. It's much
faster.
Click Cutter
dramatically reduces
the time you have to
spend on the online
search and takes
away the emotional
pain associated with
that task.
It's a two step
process for most of
the search tasks.
-
Highlight text you
want to search.
- Press Click
Cutter's Search
button.
In many cases you do
not even need to
re-type or make
another copy of the
keyword phrase if
you want to search
it in other web
resources. Just pick
those sources from
search menu and open
search results in
all chosen resources
with one click.
Here is how it
works.
You simply highlight a
keyword phrase
located within any
text document (webpage,
e-mail message, text
file, etc.) and
press a Search
button on Click
Cutter's popup menu
dialog or (if you
disabled popup) use
Search option on
Click Cutter's icon
residing in the
system tray are on
the Taskbar.
If you need to do a
search in several
sites then you
simply select all
those sites and
click a button.
Click Cutter will
automatically open
search result for
each of the selected
sites.
For example, if you
want to search for a
specific camera
model to buy you
simply highlight
that model, open a
search menu from a
popup or tray icon
and select let's say
these sites:
ebay.com
amazon.com
shopping.com
google.com/product
Press a button and
Click Cutter will
open search result
for all 4 sites.
So instead of going
to and search each
of those sites one
by one Click Cutter
brings you search
result instantly for
all sites you chose
Want to check your
camera in 20
shopping sites? Just
try to do it the way
you normally do. I
bet you'll quit
after the 3rd site.
But if you use
Click Cutter you easily can open
search results for your camera in
all 20 sites with just one click.
How much time you could save? You
tell me.
Use Click Cutter
search bar.
You may say
what if you do not need to highlight
a phrase you want to search but
instead you want to type it into a
search field built in your browser.
Sure, you can
do it this way. But once again, you
can search only one site at a time
and only if you have your browser
search field open and ready for you
to use.
What do you do
if you need to do a search and your
browser is not open. Open a browser
you can say. True, but that comes
back to more clicks, more efforts and
more time to do it.
Instead of
manually opening a browser you can
use Click Cutter's search bar which
can reside anywhere on your desktop
and can accessed very easily.
Type in your
keyword, select the sites you want to
search, press a button and bingo. Get the desired
search results in all your favorite
web resources in a moment.
It just can't
be easier.
Opened too many
browser windows?
If you, let's say, search online a
lot and suddenly you find that you
opened too many browser windows (if
you are not a tabbing lover) at some
point you'll, most likely, try to
close some or all of those windows.
Let's
see. Whatever way you close browser
windows it takes at least 1 click to
close one window. If you have 20
windows open that will translate to
20 clicks just to close all of them.
If you use Click Cutter you can
close all those 20 browser windows
with just one click. It's just can't
be easier and faster than that.
More over, if you opened some of
those browser windows with Click
Cutter when you were doing search
you can easily close all those
browsers opened with Click Cutter
while leaving the rest of browser
windows open so you do not lose the
websites you were working with
before you did a search. That's
another reason to get Click Cutter.
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