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All The Web, founded in 1999, is a search engine. Users can customize their searches by Web, News, Pictures, Video, or Audio with Web as the default. All the Web also offers advanced search options such as "all the words" "any of the words," etc. The site describes its uses and also how to submit a site to its database and how to download the system. - [Read more]

MetaCrawler, developed in 1994 at the University of Washington and a brand of InfoSpace, is a metasearch engine that blends the top search results from a number of search engines all at once. Users have the option of searching for images, audio, video, news, yellow pages, and white pages. - [Read more]

Webcrawler calls itself the web's top search engines spun together. It includes Google, Yahoo!, Windows Live, Ask.com, About.com, MIVA, LookSmart, and others. It uses metasearch technology to search quickly and eliminate duplicates. Users can also submit their sites. Other search links include photos, video, audio, news, yellow pages, white pages, featured searches, and a downloadable toolbar. - [Read more]

HotBot is a simple search engine portal. It began in 1996 as the Wired search engine but has since become a front-end for searching Ask.com and msn. The website has the advantage of being simple to use and offers the option of applying various filters before searching. - [Read more]