The WhereWasI? toolbar for internet explorer stores words from visited web pages, making it easy to return by recalling a few words from the page or its address.
If you're an avid internet user, you may often find yourself juggling a multitude of open tabs and struggling to remember which websites contained specific information. Fortunately, the WhereWasI? toolbar for Internet Explorer can help. It cleverly caches the words and phrases used on websites you visit, allowing you to easily return to them later on.
All you need to do is type some relevant words or phrases that you remember from the page or its address, and this user-friendly tool takes care of the rest. You'll wonder how you ever managed without it, thanks to its intuitive and simple interface.
One particularly handy feature of the WhereWasI? toolbar is how it memorises and "auto completes" your most common searches. This makes it a useful alternative to adding pages to your favourites, especially when you're short on time and need to quickly revisit something you've previously seen. With so many benefits to offer, it's no wonder that many users can't imagine browsing the internet without the WhereWasI? toolbar.
All you need to do is type some relevant words or phrases that you remember from the page or its address, and this user-friendly tool takes care of the rest. You'll wonder how you ever managed without it, thanks to its intuitive and simple interface.
One particularly handy feature of the WhereWasI? toolbar is how it memorises and "auto completes" your most common searches. This makes it a useful alternative to adding pages to your favourites, especially when you're short on time and need to quickly revisit something you've previously seen. With so many benefits to offer, it's no wonder that many users can't imagine browsing the internet without the WhereWasI? toolbar.
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