BigClique Toolbar 1.5

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    26/06/2005
  • File size:
    260K
  • License:
    Free
  • Minimum requirements:
    Windows (all)

Publisher’s description

BigClique Toolbar is a powerhouse toolbar with useful features and add-ons that a Web user needs to make life on the Net easier. Search our fresh database of Web sites directly from the toolbar search box. Search for anything and find it with just one click. Some reasons why you need this toolbar: BigClique Toolbar spots and removes spyware & cookies, cleans your internet cache, you can read daily articles on all subjects, read the day's top news stories, local and world weather forecasts, find movies at your local cinema with one click, highlight any word on a page, right click, and search for it.

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