{"id":2031,"date":"2011-05-18T08:31:37","date_gmt":"2011-05-18T11:31:37","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/mundobibliotecario.wordpress.com\/?p=2031"},"modified":"2020-07-22T10:54:22","modified_gmt":"2020-07-22T13:54:22","slug":"lista-atualizada-de-web-search-engines","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/mundobibliotecario.com.br\/index.php\/2011\/05\/18\/lista-atualizada-de-web-search-engines\/","title":{"rendered":"Lista atualizada de web search engines"},"content":{"rendered":"

Recebido por e-mail pela Prof\u00aa Chloe <\/a>do DCI\/UFSCar<\/a>.<\/p>\n

Se voc\u00ea habitualmente apenas utiliza o Google para realizar suas buscas, pense em experimentar com algumas das outras 150 search engines <\/em>da lista abaixo…!<\/p>\n

(Fonte:<\/p>\n

Web search engines – the current listing:<\/span><\/span><\/p>\n

Abbreviations<\/a><\/span><\/span> for abbreviations
\nABC Search engine<\/a> – every search starts with ABC
\nAbout<\/a> for guidance, not guesswork
\nAcronym finder<\/a> – for over 750,000 human edited definitions
\nAjaxwhois<\/a> is a great for site statistics searches
\nAlexa<\/a> is good for finding information on the top 100k sites
\nAllPlus<\/a> – meta search and discovery engine
\nAlltheWeb<\/a> – part of the Yahoo family
\nAltaVista<\/a> is still out there, still doing a good job
\nAnswers<\/a> is the world’s leading Q&A site
\nAOL Search<\/a> no, I didn’t think it was still going, but it is
\nAsk (Jeeves)<\/a> still limping along, shadow of its former self
\nAsk<\/a> if you want the US\/global version
\nAzoos<\/a> is the brightest yellow search engine out there
\nBacktype<\/a> for realtime conversational search
\nBeaucoup<\/a> has been around a while, but doesn’t impress me
\nBehold for flickr images
\nBetterwhois<\/a> gets you good accurate information on domains
\nBlindsearch to compare results of major engines
\nBlinkx is a video search engine, with 35 million hours of it!
\nBrowsys<\/a> is a multi search engine
\nChaCha<\/a> allows you get other people to help with your search
\nCollarity<\/a> for personalised searching across different types of data
\nCollecta<\/a> for real time search
\nCompletePlant for 70k of searchable databases. Good for deep web
\nCountry search engines is my list of 4,000 engines for 200+ countries
\nDefinitions<\/a> is good for thousands of definitions
\nDeepdyve<\/a> for deep web searching
\nDigital Librarian; a librarian’s choice of the best of the web
\nDMOZ for a hierarchical directory, old but still good
\nDogpile<\/a> for multisearch of Google, Yahoo, Ask & Bing (GYAB)
\nDooblet finds alternatives for you
\nDraze<\/a> to compare Google, Yahoo and Bing
\nDuckDuckGo<\/a> is a family safe engine
\neBingBong is another social search engine
\nEntireweb<\/a> is a freetext search engine
\nExalead<\/a> is an excellent alternative to Google
\nExcite<\/a> is there, but does anyone use it any more?
\nFactbites<\/a> where results make sense
\nFactery Labs<\/a> finds facts on trending subjects
\nFaganFinder<\/a> is a superb collection of search resources
\nFavitt<\/a> multisearch with option to add your own sites
\nFefoo<\/a> multi search engine with access to 250+ search engines
\nFindanyfilm<\/a> available in the UK in any format
\nFindSounds<\/a> for sound effects
\nFinQoo is an underwhelming meta search engine
\nFreesearch<\/a>\u00a0 is a UK based search resource
\nGalaxy<\/a> is a directory based search engine
\nGoogle<\/a> doesn’t need any words from me
\nGreat PDF<\/a> search engine – does exactly that – PDF search
\nhealia<\/a> is an excellent medical search engine
\nHotbot<\/a> is a blast from the past and that’s about all
\nHunch<\/a> is a decision engine, which works very well indeed
\niBoogie<\/a> is a clustering meta search engine
\nIcerocket has RSS feed options and is a good alternative
\nIllumiRate<\/a> lights your way through the web. Apparently.
\nInfomine for scholarly data, and is excellent
\nInfo Service<\/a> is quirky and very colourful. Odd directory though
\nInternet Archive<\/a> to see all those old pages!
\nIntute<\/a> for academic resources. First class service
\nIrazoo<\/a> search, win gift cards. I want to search, not win $5
\nIseek is a clustering search engine; very good too
\nIxquick<\/a> is an excellent metasearch engine
\nJux2<\/a> compares Google, Yahoo and Bing results. Very useful
\nKidsClick<\/a> is websearch for children by librarians
\nKidRex<\/a> is another children’s safe search engine
\nKngine<\/a> styles itself as a Web 3 semantic web search engine
\nLetzfind<\/a> framed multi search engine. Lots of resources
\nLibrarians’ Internet Index is a brilliant resource
\nLocateTV find shows, actors and movies
\nLyrics<\/a> is a great search engine to find those song lyrics. V. Good.
\nLycos<\/a> is still out there, but getting old and creaky
\nMacroglossa<\/a> Visual search engine Upload image, see what it finds
\nMahalo<\/a> for social search, human created information resources
\nMamma<\/a> is the mother of all meta search engines
\nMelzoo results on the left, fullscreen page on the right pane
\nMetaCrawler<\/a> is a meta search engine
\nMiddlespot is a visual search engine
\nMonstercrawler<\/a> for a GYAB search
\nNavisso<\/a> is a search engine that doesn’t push official sites up
\nNewscred<\/a> for credible news stories
\nNobrandsearch Search 3 engines blindtesting. Which is best?
\nOAIster for academic material that’s otherwise hard to find
\nOmniMedicalSearch is a top notch medical search engine
\nOneRiot for realtime search
\nOxysearch<\/a> is a multi search engine for GYAB and Pixsy
\nPanabee<\/a> for comparing results from different search engines
\nPepesearch<\/a> for freetext and directory search. Not impressed
\nPhrases.net<\/a> for common phrases, casual expressions and idioms
\nPinakes<\/a> is a superb collection of virtual libraries
\nPolyMeta<\/a> is an intelligent metasearch and clustering engine
\nQuestfinder<\/a> is a selective web directory
\nQuotes.net<\/a> for famous and not so famous quotations
\nQuintura<\/a> for visual search in a word\/tag cloud
\nRedz for visual search – an arch of webpage thumbnails
\nReferences<\/a> is a good source of reference resources
\nRe-QUEST<\/a> is a directory based engine
\nRhymes.net<\/a> is an excellent search engine for finding words that rhyme, with translation and pronounciation options as well.
\nScandoo<\/a> checks for authority of the results it returns
\nScirus<\/a> for scientific data – great for academic use
\nScoopler for real time search
\nScour<\/a> to search socially, see community votes and comments
\nSearchbug<\/a> for people and company search in the US
\nSearch<\/a> is a multi search engine. Not stunned by it
\nSearchboth<\/a> lets you compare results for 9 different engines
\nSearchbots<\/a> is a ‘build your own’ resource
\nSearchdazzle<\/a> puts 4 engines on one page. Messy!
\nSearchhippo<\/a> is another multisearch engine that doesn’t excite me
\nSearchMedia is a UK medical search engine for professionals
\nSearchthenet<\/a> is a multisearch engine – 20 engines offered
\nSearchtheWeb<\/a> is a directory engine which fails to impress
\nSelect Surf<\/a> selects the best sites the web has to offer, apparently
\nSency for real time, what’s happening this moment information
\nSimilar-site finds similar sites to that which you provide
\nSimilarsites<\/a> finds similar sites to that which you provide
\nSimilicio.us<\/a> finds similar sites to that which you provide
\nSilobreaker<\/a> is the #1 news site out there, bar none
\nSiteslike<\/a> is a find similar sites engine
\nSlideFinder<\/a> searches for Powerpoint presentations
\nSlider<\/a> is a full text search engine that searches DMOZ
\nSmartLinks<\/a> provides quick links in a directory structure
\nSnapBird<\/a> for Twitter searching
\nSpacetime 3D looks very similar to Redz; visual search engine
\nSpezify for multisearch visual results
\nSproose<\/a> search and recommend social search engine
\nStilltasty<\/a> is a food date\/edibility search engine
\nStruly<\/a> is a very neat multi search engine
\nSurchur<\/a> for real time search
\nSunsteam<\/a> is a directory engine, now 10 years old
\nSweetsearch<\/a> evaluated sources designed for students
\nSynonyms net<\/a> is the webs most comprehensive synonym resource
\nTechnorati<\/a> for blog search
\nThe Net 1<\/a> is a directory engine
\nThunderstone<\/a> is a website catalog, directory based engine
\nTinker for real time serach didn’t impress me in the slightest
\nTopSite<\/a> Find the best 10 top websites for almost any subject
\nTrooker<\/a> is a great video search engine resource
\nTurbo10<\/a> used to be a great hidden web engine, now just freetext
\nTurboscout<\/a> is an excellent multi search engine
\nTweepsearch<\/a> for Twitter biography searching
\nTwurdy checks for readability in search results
\nWebBrain<\/a> is a human created set of search resources
\nWebCrawler<\/a> is a meta engine for GYAB
\nWebkruz is a visual search engine
\nWeb-Search<\/a> is a multi search engine that offers 18 resources
\nWebWorld<\/a> for quality sites on the web, in a directory style
\nWhozat<\/a> is the people search engine
\nWolfram Alpha<\/a> is a computational search engine; good but different!
\nWozzon<\/a> is a UK events search engine. Works well
\nWWW Virtual Library<\/a> for directory listing of virtual libraries
\nXaphoo<\/a> is a multi search engine but not exciting
\nYabigo searches Yahoo, Bing and Google
\nYahoo<\/a> needs no introduction either
\nYahoo<\/a> for kids safe search
\nYelbol<\/a> is a knowledge based (smart) search
\nYohogo<\/a> is a multi search engine, but nothing special
\nYouTube<\/a> is for videos, but you knew that already
\nZakta<\/a> is a personalised search engine resource
\nZapmeta<\/a> searches all the major engines<\/span><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

Recebido por e-mail pela Prof\u00aa Chloe do DCI\/UFSCar. Se voc\u00ea habitualmente apenas utiliza o Google para realizar suas buscas, pense em experimentar com algumas das outras 150 search engines da lista abaixo…! 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