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- Price: Free
- Operating system: Windows 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Me, Windows NT, Windows XP, Windows 2000, Windows 98
- Date added: December 24, 2008
- Total Downloads: 1,373
- Downloads last week: 2
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- Average user rating: stars out of 3 votes
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From Viktor Krammer :Quero Toolbar is a navigation bar replacement with an integrated ad blocker for Internet Explorer. Quero evolves the user interface of IE by combining both the benefits of IE6 (flexible toolbar layout) and IE7 (integrated search) into one address bar-like toolbar. Additionally, Quero supersedes the standard find dialog by searching for text as you type and has a built-in content filter to suppress unwanted Flash, banner, layer, or pop-up ads.
Quero is the first toolbar which supports Aero Glass under Windows Vista.
What's new in this version:
- IE8 support added.
- You can now disable the ad blocker temporarily for the current domain (shortcut Ctrl+Ins or click on the recycle bin icon in the Quero box).
- New option added: "Show Search Terms While Searching".
- New OpenSearch template parameters added, which can be used to build queries depending on the current URL: Quero:url, Quero:hostname and Quero:domainname.
- New keyboard shortcut added: Ctrl+L toggles between search and navigation mode <... see all new features
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Version: Quero Toolbar 4.5.0.1
"needs adblock ONLY option -- no toolbar desired"
Pros: * appears to be free
* works in IE8
* blocks ads in IE8
* does not require dot NET -- unlike adblock IECons: * not clear WHY/HOW it is free
* developer agenda not clearSummary: I would rate it higher if it had an adblock only install for IE8. I am not a fan of toolbars. I don't like search hijacking.
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