I've never uninstalled a browser plugin so quickly. It really is just what you think it is: a 2001-era search toolbar, except without the useful list of search results. Just thumbnails that tell you nothing about the result.
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#12The "Desktop" download just installs a chrome extension that adds a yahoo toolbar at the bottom.
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#14Is there any other products currently that can sync your desktop to your mobile device? I haven't been too successful finding anything.
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#15The advertisement is a bit of an overkill. I wish there was more text on the main page to tell me exactly what it is. The advertisement showed me a dude punching websites.
Yes, I couldn't figure out why he wants to break websites! One does not simply break the things that help him.
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#16When I worked at ask Jeeves, we thought a browser toolbar was how we were going to beat google, too. In 2001.
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#17So it's a new toolbar? Just what decade is Yahoo! living in? Edit: What strikes me is how this is being billed: "A Chrome killer" and even the demo and ad spot use the phrasing "new browser": however this is not a browser. It may be a /browsing experience/ perhaps but it certainly doesn't stand to compete with Chrome mano-a-mano. Clearly the true target is search. But even then: has the world been waiting breathlessl…
"Chrome Killer" was just hyperbolic reporting. It doesn't look like Yahoo is billing this product as this.
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#18The guy in the desktop video would be more convincing if only he would stop shaking his head "no".
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#20When I worked at ask Jeeves, we thought a browser toolbar was how we were going to beat google, too. In 2001.
+1 for Ask Jeeves reference