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"Metasearch Engine Zuula Does a Big Update"

This post was written by Tara Calisham: "Metasearch engine Zuula released a big update last week, what it is calling "Zuula 2.0?. It may be 2.0 but it's still noted as being in beta; you can try it at http://zuula.com/.

My biggest complaint about using metasearch engines is that you end up seeing the same results over and over again. I'm jazzed to see that Zuula is conquering that with a feature called "Dynamic Pruning." Here's how it works. You do a search and get a result page that shows tabs for results from a variety of search engines including Google, Bing, Exalead, Gigablast, and Mojeek. The first tab, Google, shows all the engine's search results. (You can use the Preferences option on the right of the search result page to change the order of the tabs.) The second tab, Bing, shows only those results which didn't appear in Google..."

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