Quero Toolbar is a navigation bar replacement with an integrated ad blocker for Internet Explorer that enhances the browsing experience in several ways.
Key features:
Key features:
- All-In-One Toolbar: Navigate, Search & Find
- Powerful combination of address & search bar
- Compact layout
- Block Flash, Banner, Layer and Pop-Up Ads
- Quick Type & Find (supersedes the find dialog)
- Highlight Search Terms
- Cursor Search / Go To Text URL
- Zoom Web Page
- IDN support with anti-spoofing techniques
- Customize IE7
Version 3.3 supports Windows Vista now.
Download: Quero Toolbar 3.3
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Link: Home Page
Download: Quero Toolbar 3.3 Screenshot: >> Click here << Link: Home Page
ie7pro has an adblocker, which is surely the only feature added here.
Now IE has a search box there is really no reason to get an extra toolbar... or am I missing something?
The Quero Toolbar is the first toolbar that really combines the navigation, search and "find on page" box into only one input window that allows you to seaminglessly do all 3 things from one toolbar. You do not have to think which input box or shortcut (alt+d, ctrl+f, ctrl+e) to use because all use cases are combined into one (ctrl+q). Quero is also no extra toolbar but rather meant as a replacement for your default address bar.
Regarding the ad blocker there are a lot of differences between the ad blocker you mentioned and the one that is part of Quero. In Quero for example you can not only block banner and flash ads but also Google ads or general DIV-based layer ads. Additionally, Query gives the user the ability to immediatley unblock certain content.
Of course it is also possible to disable the built-in ad blocker of Quero and use a 3rd-party ad blocker if you like.
In my world we call it SPAM
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