Position your cursor over the page title and up pops a balloon containing a brief summary of that page's description or first few words. Just as you'll find in a manual search of Alta Vista or Yahoo, you'll get back lots of hits to pages that are irrelevant, useless or no longer exist. But despite the chaos, or maybe because of it, WebFerret can save you a lot of time and effort. WebFerret requires Windows 95 or Windows NT, and it works with either Netscape or Internet Explorer. It takes just a few minutes to download WebFerret and even less time to set it up.
Installation is a matter of answering a few quick questions with mouse clicks.
There is none, really. It's yours to use, free of cost or further obligation. But there were plenty of pearls in the mire.