Quick Internet Search

The Internet is a powerful source of information, and there are multiple search engines at your disposal to help you find the bits of info you need. Chances are you don’t rely on a single one, and it can take a bit of time to manually go through all your preferences. In this regard, Quick Internet Search helps display results from multiple providers at a time.

Pick the browser to show results in

The application doesn’t come with its own browser, and relies by default on Internet Explorer. Unfortunately, the lack of recent updates left it a little bit behind in terms of browser compatibility, but you’re still able to select Mozilla Firefox as a means of having results displayed on screen. You select the preferred browser from the customize panel, but you can only choose from the available, supported items in the drop-down menu.
While in the customize panel, there’s the possibility to thoroughly handle collections, submit order, sites, categories, and general settings. The latter menu is where you pick the browser, define a hotkey to bring up the search bar from the tray area, and decide whether or not to launch the application on startup.

Packed with various search engines

Since modern search engines can display results for different types of resources, you can manage collections in the dedicated section. On the other hand, the program already includes quite the variety of items, such as images, music, news, search, shopping, and more, with each category having predefined search engine variables to provide accurate results.
The application comes with an impressive range of search engines, such as Google, Yahoo!, Live, Ask, BBC, CNN, Wikipedia, and a lot more. There’s also the possibility to add your own engine using an intuitive wizard which takes you through several steps. Some info digging might be required here in order to properly provide search and display URL strings.

To end with

All in all, Quick Internet Search is packed with an impressive variety of features to help you find info of interest on multiple search engines at a time. Unfortunately, it’s still a few steps behind with modern browsers, and chances are usage is limited or prone to issues.