The features available on this page are experimental and probably
still have a few rough edges. However, we encourage you, the
adventurous Google Toolbar user, to play around with them and share
your experiences with us at toolbar-feedback@google.com.
The Combined Search button is a great way to conserve real estate on
your Toolbar while still retaining access to all the different ways
there are to search using Google. Simply enter search terms in the
search box and click on the main part of the button to search, or
click the little triangle on the right-hand end of the button to bring
down a menu of different search types.
Combined Search button -
Combines many search buttons into one.
With the Combined Search button present, you'll probably want to
turn off all the other search buttons.
Keep the last search done with the Combined Search button as the default
Browser control
The onUnload JavaScript event is most often used to open
pop-up windows as you leave a page, which can be an annoyance. The
following feature will clear the onUnload event after
loading each page.
Suppress the onUnload JavaScript event
Navigation
The Next and Previous result buttons allow you to quickly navigate
among the results from the last Google search you performed. For
example, you might perform a search and click the first result link
and surf around for a while, then click the "Next" button to see the
second result.
Next and Previous buttons -
Jump to the next or previous result from the last search you performed
Experimental Features