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personally - i Always uninstall all toolbars from all pc's i repair<br />
i see no reason for keeping them<br />
so why do you want it? &nbsp; &nbsp;just curious...
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google toolbar still works in IE
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Have you tried using Chrome? When you go to <a href="http://www.google.com/toolbar/ie/index.html" rel="ugc nofollow">http://www.google.com/toolbar/ie/index.html</a>&nbsp;Google says, 
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You're using Chrome, that's great. All of the features of Google Toolbar are already built into your browser.<br />
You can search from the address bar and create bookmarks with one click. Learn more.
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nobus:<br />
Research. It's so useful I'd pay for one but there is none. We all have different professions, different needs... what you need I may not.<br />
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david:<br />
I know, but IE is dead as well.<br />
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quizwedge:<br />
If what they say was true, there wouldn't be any problem. Not by far the search flexibility of the bar.<br />
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Anyone, any info on this welcome.<br />
Thanks again.
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What specific search functionality / flexibility are you looking for that is missing?
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see &nbsp;<a href="http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2009/11/google-toolbars-features-in-google.html" rel="ugc">http://googlesystem.blogspot.com/2009/11/google-toolbars-features-in-google.html</a><br />
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but worst of all, one cannot search page by words or phrases (as buttons) in the original search expression - with ease - and where is no easy way, there is no way, when you have to do a lot.
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i still don't understand why you need a toolbar for research - can you clarify what you wont to do ?
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viki2000:<br />
I may not use older browsers. But that's interesting, thanks, It's a shame another search tool abandoned. Then with Hugo... quite disconnected from engine results. Interesting old tools, though.<br />
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There are many who'd pay any price for such tools. It's a nonsense they're all free and abandoned. But among all oddities, the Google Toolbar (and its follow-up the Googlebar Lite for Firefox) remains the only solution with large/huge audience, perfect in all ways. I'd love to see others doing it again, at any price.<br />
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Thank you for your comment viki2000
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when i need to search apage for a word - i hit CTrl + F and just type the word
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campinam--<br />
I use IE11.<br />
Every time I download the latest version of Flash Player I am offered as a default &quot;Option&quot; to also install Google Toolbar (middle of page).<br />
<a href="https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/" rel="ugc">https://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/</a><br />
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I decline, but maybe you want to accept.
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Some of you may remember Google Toolbar, now dead.<br />
There still is a &quot;Googlebar Lite&quot; add-on for Firefox, but the developer quit.<br />
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Anyone has any knowledge of some similar functionality one can get in a modern browser these days? <br />
Any browser, but accepting an add-on like Google Toolbar, or similar.<br />
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Thank you for helping. I'd pay for such an add-on, why do they all make them free and stop development...
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Some of you may remember Google Toolbar, now dead.
There still is a "Googlebar Lite" add-on for Firefox, but the developer quit.

Anyone has any knowledge of some similar functionality one can get in a modern browser these days? 
Any browser, but accepting an add-on like Google Toolbar, or similar.

Thank you for helping. I'd pay for such an add-on, why do they all make them free and stop development...

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