The toolbar is currently available only for Microsoft Internet Explorer and Firefox. We're working on additional toolbars and hope to have them available shortly. In the meantime please search from our homepage to support your cause. No. The GoodSearch Toolbar does not contain any spyware or adware and never collects any personally identifiable information. There is no registration for end-users to install and use the toolbar.

UltraEdit Toolbar is only available for Internet Explorer for the moment. The implementation of the UltraEdit Toolbar with other browsers will be developed in the future.

The toolbar is currently only available for Internet Explorer. There are currently no plans for supporting other browsers. From your browser, click on "View > toolbars" and make sure that "My Site Toolbar" is selected.

Verizon Broadband Toolbar is only available for Internet Explorer for the moment. The implementation of the Verizon Broadband Toolbar with other browsers will be developed in the future.

this time, eBay Toolbar will not work with the AOL browser. However, you can use eBay Toolbar within Microsoft Internet Explorer when using AOL as your Internet Service Provider (your provider of dial-up or broadband Internet service).

The Netcraft Toolbar is available for Microsoft Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox. No other web browsers are supported at the moment. Two downloads are available for Firefox - one for version 1.1 or greater, and one for earlier versions. If you have upgraded from a version of Firefox which is older than 1.1, you will need to download and install the new toolbar.

I have a Macintosh computer. Can I install the Dexia Toolbar on it? I have an AOL browser. Is the Dexia

The Dexia Toolbar is available in French, English and Dutch. You may change languages once you have installed the Dexia Toolbar.

Lynx, a text-based browser, is in the base system, and has SSL support. Other browsers in the ports tree, include (in no particular order): new for 3.4) Mozilla and Firebird Feature-filled browsers. Mozilla includes a many non-browser features (mail client, IRC client, etc.), Firebird is just a browser, based on Mozilla. Works on alpha, i386, sparc, and sparc64 platforms. You will find all these in the ports collection.

For use on a workstation with graphical user interface (GUI), we recommend the firefox browser, or its still-experimental, but reasonably stable, second generation, firefox2. The newer version has the convenient feature that, after a crash, it can restart with all previous windows intact. These browsers are the ones under most active development, with new releases appearing every two to three months.

While less convenient to use than GUI browsers, because they work in an ordinary terminal window, text browsers can be used when a window system is not available, and they cannot display images, sound, or popups. This makes them ideal for viewing Web pages at sites that are riddled with advertising and other unwanted distractions. Because they do not support client-side program execution with Java, JavaScript and others languages, text browsers are much safer than GUI browsers.

ViewdataPlus is only available for Internet Explorer for the moment. The implementation of the ViewdataPlus with other browsers will be developed in the future.

Most of the graphics toolkits listed above include graphers. In particular, CLIM, LispWorks, Garnet, and Lispview all include graphers. The ISI grapher used to be in fairly widely used, but the CLIM grapher seems to be overtaking it in popularity. A simple grapher like the one described in "Lisp Lore" by Bromeley and Lamson is available by anonymous ftp from ftp.csrl.aoyama.ac.jp:/graphers/ as the file graphers.tar.Z.uu.

No specific browser is targeted; all modern graphical browsers should work. Some older browsers, text-only browsers, and browsers without full CSS support are known to produce inferior results. Firefox, Safari, Mozilla (version 1.0 and up), and MS Internet Explorer (version 5.0 and up) are known to give good results. Reports of experiences with other browsers are welcome.

We test all our web development in the following browsers: Internet Explorer 6 and 7 (Windows) Firefox 1.5 (Windows/Mac). Internet Explorer represent 85%* market share. Firefox represent 10-15%* of the market. Note: Since the release of IE7 we no longer test for Internet Explorer 5.5 unless specifically requested. Microsoft has indicated it will have better support for these standards in the next version of Internet Explorer.

There are known compatibility issues with the AOL browser and several of our VCCS applications. If your ISP is AOL, connect as usual, then minimize (do not close) the AOL browser and start up Internet Explorer. Do all your VCCS work from the IE browser.

Easy - Just click CHATROOM, you will then see the link at the bottom of that page. Or you can use the 'QUICK GUIDE' drop menu on the 'home page', and look for TOOLBAR.

To move your Toolbar, simply click on the separator bar to the left of the Ask.com logo and drag the Toolbar to the desired location. Please note that on Internet Explorer 6.0 the toolbars are locked by default. In this case the separator icon will not appear, and the toolbars will be immobile, until you right click on the toolbars and uncheck "Lock the Toolbars." In some cases, this will happen when you first launch your browser. Citysearch partnered with Ask.

The toolbar is a region at the top of Mailbox view or Message or Compose view. It contains buttons that are shortcuts to frequent actions like composing or replying to a message. From the Window menu, you can choose to display small buttons (the default), large buttons, large buttons with text, or none (hide the toolbar).