INTSPEI P-Navigator 0.8.18
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INTSPEI (more products...) |
| OS: | WinXP/ Vista Starter/ Vista Home Basic/ Vista Home Premium/ Vista Business/ Vista Enterprise/ Vista Ultimate/ Vista Home Basic x64/ Vista Home Premium x64/ Vista Business x64/ Vista Enterprise x64/ Vi |
| License: | Freeware |
| Price: |
FREE |
| Size: | 5.44 MB |
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Join the search revolution! Search and browse like a pro from your desktop. P-Navigator brings the power of tag-cloud search and powerful Web navigation to your fingertips. Running from your desktop, P-Navigator remembers your searches and navigations, displays relations between documents, tracks incoming and outgoing links, and allows easy narrowing searches - all with a visual interface coming straight from tomorrow.
P-Navigator searches better and reaches deeper than any online search engine. Revolutionary semantic tag-cloud search makes narrowing your results easier than ever. Start by typing a word like you do in a regular search engine, and immediately discover your options in the form of a cloud of links. Research relations between pages and resources by analyzing incoming and outgoing links with a single click of the mouse. P-Navigator remembers your searches, allowing you to easily continue your research from where you left it. All that and much more comes wrapped into a simple, adjustable user interface with customizable page views. Analyze your resources and straighten your perspective by conducting your online research with P-Navigator!
P-Navigator not only represents a revolution in how you search, it also revolutionizes your entire browsing experience. P-Navigator changes your entire perception of the Internet by putting the Web into a 360-degree perspective. Your navigations and search results are straightened into hierarchies, and can be narrowed visually by simply clicking a cloud. Tree-and-branch relations are easy to understand, giving you a wider perception of your area of research. Reach deep for hidden information, discover linking in and out, research related areas or focus narrower and browse like a real pro - all that and much more from P-Navigator! |
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