Searching the Web You can search the trAce site here , there are also instructions on how to search the trAce community messages at WebBoard. Serendipity has its part to play, but it only takes you so far when you're searching for material out on the World Wide Web. There are a number of search engines available on-line that enable you to do keyword searches for particular sites which have subject matter that interests you. Different search engines use different databases, so the results of a search on one are often completely different to those of another.
Sites periodically change the software they're using too, which can impact for good or ill.
It's worth checking out the tips on advanced searching that each engine offers. There are millions of Web pages out there and refining your search techniques pays dividends in narrowing down the results that the engines will come up with. Dogpile Google HotBot Lycos MSN Web Search Netcenter Northern Light Search Pilot-Search Literary Search Engine SavvySearch Webcrawler Yahoo One of the best search engines is Google, and you can use it below to search the whole Web. WebFerret Users of later versions of MacOS have a search facility, Sherlock, built into the operating system. WebFerret works with Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer.