Multiple Searcher

Multiple Searcher is a straightforward and approachable software application that gives you the possibility to perform an online search on multiple search engines at the same time. It doesn't include complex options or configuration settings, making it accessible to all types of uses.
The setup operation is speedy and uncomplicated. Multiple Searcher is packed in a plain-looking interface made from a large window that shows all options provided by the app.

Choose the preferred search engines

All you have to do is select the preferred search engine, enter they keyword, and click a button to start the scanner immediately. Buttons for selecting and deselecting all engines are available.
There are 16 search engines supported by Multiple Searcher: Google, Bing, Yahoo!, Baidu, AOL, Yandex, Ask.com, About.com, Archive.org, Excite, Gigablast, DMOZ.org, DuckDuckGo, Lycos, Dogpile, and Mamma.

How it works

Once the search operation is initialized, Multiple Searcher launches the default web browser installed and opens a tab for each selected search engine, showing results for the keyword you entered.
Unfortunately, it doesn't offer a more optimized method to do this, so if you select all search engines, for example, the application will open 16 new tabs in the web browser, which might slow it down significantly. Evidently, you can also do this by opening one tab at a time to look up information.

Evaluation and conclusion

We haven't come across any stability issues in our tests, thanks to the fact that the program didn't freeze, crash or prompt error notifications. It executed search operations rapidly while remaining light on system resources consumption, so it didn't hamper the computer's performance.
To wrap it up, Multiple Searcher is a software tool which can perform keyword searches on up to 16 search engines at a time by opening up to 16 tabs in your default web browser.