Searching
See also: Wikipedia:Searching- 1-Click Answers 2.0, Wikipedia Edition – look up a word in a Windows program by alt-clicking on it (created by Answers.com as a result of a partnership with the Wikimedia Foundation)
- Cleeki – Cleeki is a Windows-based program for generic search purpose, but particularly optimized for Wikipedia. It allows one click keyword grabs from anywhere on the screen and returns Wikipedia results for them.
- WikiProjects – WikiBrowse for Windows
- Search Wikipedia from Keybreeze – Press a hotkey on your keyboard to search Wikipedia from a toolbar.
- GlobalWPSearch – search across projects and show missing interlanguage links.
- Konfabulator Widget
- Macintosh Dashboard Widget
- www.qwika.com Qwika is a search engine designed specifically to search wikis.
- Wikipedia search is desktop search engine. Depends on SuperKaramba.
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