Zuula
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Zuula was a
.Metasearch
Zuula did not combine the results from its source search engines. Instead, tabs were used to organize the results from source engines. When a user carried out a search, the first results that were displayed were those from the search engine assigned to the first tab. The user could then click on other tabs to see the results from other source engines. Users could change the order of the tabs for each search type by moving them into the desired order.
See also
External links
- Zuula homepage
- Review Archived 2008-02-05 at the Search Engine Land
- Review at Softpedia
Further reading
- Rouba, Kelly, "Variety sparks search engine growth." The Star-Ledger13 Feb. 2007.
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