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Quickbrowse Plus offers the following new features and improvements:
May 25th 2002
 There is now an annual
billing option when renewing your subscription.
Sep. 4th 2001
"Catch This" button for your browser: simply drag this button into your browser's toolbar to easily add any page currently displayed in your browser to an existing Quickbrowse Collection. More.
"Quickbrowse This" button for your browser: simply drag this button into your browser's toolbar to easily switch a Web page into Quickbrowse Mode. In Quickbrowse Mode you can first select all the link/items/thumbnails that you are interested in and then view them all combined into a single Quickbrowse Page. More.
Improved "Quickbrowse This" button on Quickbrowse Pages: this button replaces the former, cloverleaf-shaped "QuickLinks" button. The Quickbrowse
This button allows users to switch into Quickbrowse Mode on a Quickbrowse page, allowing users to select multiple links and then view them combined into yet another Quickbrowse page. Unlike the former cloverleaf, the new Quickbrowse This button can be completely hidden if desired. But here's the
real improvement: Links collected in Quickbrowse Mode stay in memory as you go from Quickbrowse Page to Quickbrowse Page (until now, links collected in one Quickbrowse Page would not be available in another one). Because of this improvement, you can select links on one Quickbrowse Page, then move
on to display another Quickbrowse Page, add more links from that page, and then, finally, display another Quickbrowse Page consisting of all the links you collected on various previous pages.
More.
Premium Support: become a subscriber and receive premium customer support. Bump yourself up right to the front of the line.
"Link only" email delivery option: in addition to having Quickbrowse pages delivered by email as attachments or inline (inside the email), you now have the option of only having a link to your collection delivered in the email. This dramaticially reduces the download size of the email while still preserving the "reminder" function of an automatic Quickbrowse email delivery.
Mar. 1st 2001
myYahoo, wsj.com and nytimes.com and many other sites requiring accounts can now be quickbrowsed.
qbNewsstand: build your own newspaper from the Web's most important publications in less than 30 seconds.
qbSearch: now with more search engines to choose from. View up to 20 result pages from a single search engine at once. No more clicking on "Next 10 hits".
qbPortals: quickbrowse cherry-picked Web sites according to your interests (Sports, Comics, Elections 2000, Tech News and more)
Quickbrowse urls that change depending on dates: debugged. Now works also with saved collections. Expanded options.
Password-protected sites: Quickbrowse prompts for username and password the first time a password-protected site is quickbrowsed and after that remembers username and password.
Strict order option: ensures that pages display in the order of the web addresses that you specify. The default mode is displaying pages in the order they come in ("fifo" = "first in / first out").
Some features become disabled when your free trial account expires.
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