Google has released version 5 of its toolbar, and it has new features such as the ability to add Google Gadgets, access the toolbar from any computer, clip and collect content, and fill forms with one click.
Google upgrades Toolbar, with Gadget support —
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5 comments so far
1:42 PM PT
Its IE only for now but the IE features are cool like Youtube videos in the Toolbar ;)
6:36 PM PT
i think the IE people need all the help :-)
nevertheless, i think their firefox toolbar is coming in a couple of weeks we are told.
5:34 AM PT
I don’t like Google Toolbar or any Toolbar
Call me old-fashioned.
2:45 PM PT
I can certainly agree with the previous comment made. Browser toolbars add too much clutter for small laptop screens. However, I’m sure there are plenty of web goers that can use some of the features in Google’s Toolbar.
8:54 AM PT
Keep up the good work, great article!
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