The question is, as always, does the world really need another search gadget?
At first, I thought the answer was no. I’m perfectly happy with my Firefox searchbar. Then I got introduced to KwiClick, which has been described as “Firefox’s dedicated searchbar on steroids.” And it really is just that.
KwiClick works by attempting to make your search experience quicker, and allowing you to watch the videos you’re searching for, read the pages you’re looking for, and access the content you need on-the-fly, from the same place you searched. In other words, it’s a multi-page experience.
The idea is great, but does the application actually deliver on its promises? Well, here’s my experience…
The Anatomy of KwiClick
KwiClick is non-intrusive. Two tiny buttons, one next to the address bar, and another on the status bar, provide you with the access to the KwiClick interface. The interface is basically a hovering box nested on the lower corner of the browser.
KwiClick's hovering box is always accessible, yet non-intrusive
