Freeware In Browsers / Add-Ons
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HandyFind 2.0.4
 HandyFind is a faster, friendlier way to find words in documents and web pages. It finds the words as you type so you will find what you are looking for as soon as you have entered enough letters. There are no windows to close or get in your way.
HandyFind works in Internet Explorer, Microsoft Word, Notepad, Outlook Emails, and more. A small balloon displays the letters you have entered. The balloon turns gray if the text cannot be found; it turns pale if you are looking at an occurrence you have already found before.
With HandyFind, you can also highlight a word in a document and press a key to instantly find the next occurrence of that word. In Internet Explorer, if your search lands on a link, you can "click" the link by pressing the Enter key.
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thefreebrowser.com - v7.2
 The Original free content browser.Version 7 delivers improved security, anti pop-up, and advanced navigation. features Anonymous surfing, access to over 500+ Free Television channels, free Online games, free MP3s and more.
Some users have experienced Sound Feedback due to Broadband Echo version 7.2 adresses the problem with this fix.....
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AM-DeadLink v2.8.1
 AM-DeadLink detects dead links and duplicates in your Browser Bookmarks. If a
Bookmark has become unavailable you can verify it in the internal preview and delete it
from your Browser. Additionally you can download FavIcons for all your Favorites and
Bookmarks. AM-DeadLink supports Internet Explorer, Firefox and Opera.
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WinSizer 1.41.2086
 WinSizer resizes the windows of popular Internet browsers such as Internet Explorer, Netscape Navigator, Mozilla Firefox, and Opera, or any other window class. Its purpose is to help web site and software designers, who typically work on a high-resolution screen, to assess their user interfaces as they would appear on smaller screens. Built-in screen sizes include 640x480, 800x600, 1024x768; you can also specify any custom size.
When resizing the windows, WinSizer takes the size and position of the Windows taskbar into account and subtracts that from the requested screen size. This mirrors Microsoft Windows behavior in that it reduces the available desktop area for the window. For example, a typical 800x600 screen setup has actually an available desktop area of 800x572 once the taskbar is subtracted.
Obviously, the available space inside the application window depends on its configuration: which toolbars are visible, whether or not any scrollbars are active, etc. It is up to you to configure the various browsers or applications in a way that reflects your typical audience.
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