| This page briefly describes a Web site that the staff of
whatis.com has just discovered and is excited about. We expect to find one and list it
here each week. (We'll keep the old ones listed here, too.) We won't use any single
criterion for selecting our latest discovery. Some will be "useful," some will
be remarkable to look at and interact with, and others - well, we're not sure. Let's just
see what we discover! Previous Discoveries
The Immediately Useful
Do you check the technology sections from Newsweek, CNN, USA Today and Time each week?
Do you have a list of bookmarked sites you visit every day just for your horoscope? Now,
with one click, you can view all your favorite Web sites on one scrollable page by using Quickbrowse (http://www.quickbrowse.com), a
metabrowser developed by reporter Marc Fest. How does Quickbrowse work? It's very simple
(as most great things are). You enter the URLs you would like to view, press submit and in
a few seconds the pages come back to you on one scrollable master page. You can set up as
many master pages as you'd like and save them as bookmarks. Quickbrowse is free; first-time users are
encouraged to try the Newstand, where it takes less than 60 seconds to see how a
metabrowser works. Reviewed on December 7, 2000. |
