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Spider Browse allows you to search the web in your context. Its easy interface provides you a single window to search using multiple search engines. You can target your search without having to modify your search term.

You can begin to search and browse your history (digital and real world) by context. Search for a file, based on the song you were listening to. Find that website you were reading, right before that call from mom. All With YouPivot. (click on the YouPivot options tab for more details)

Multi Search is a Chrome Extension that allows a choice of search options from both the context menu and the Omnibox and can even search multiple web sites at once.

"Find Common Ground. See warm connections & context from social networks as you browse. "

LinkedWords (LW) is an innovative contextual platform built upon millions of English words and phrases organized into contextual categories, paths, pages and URLs using basic semantics whose mission is to maximize contextual linking among web sites across the Web. Since its launch in June 2006 LW's concept has essentially proven to be very effective vehicle in helping web sites get contextually linked in on a content area level so that Internet users and smart robots discover their information in context resulting in highly relevant visitors for them.

A KBucket page is a place to organize and publish your research.  The practice is known as content curation.  You can curate for yourself and people like you, or you can curate to promote your ideas and knowledge.  KBucket lets you manage the context of your information, which means the grouping, the tags and the meta tags.  All KBucket pages are hosted on the KBucket search platform.

Frankenplace is an interactive thematic map search engine that uses geographic context as a means to discover, organize, and interactively visualize the documents related to a search query.

The Semantic Search of Semager finds semantic Keywords and webpages suitable to the context of the serchterms, but don`t need to contain the searchterms itself.