Web and Net Search Engines

WWC snapshot of http://www.georgetown.edu/labyrinth/general/websearch.html taken on Sat Jun 10 16:58:53 1995

World Wide Web and Internet Search Engines

The Lycos WWW Search Engine: The Lycos search engine, served at Carnegie Mellon University, allows efficient searches of Web and Net file titles and contents. You can also choose a form to set the number of hits.
InfoSeek Query: "InfoSeek is a comprehensive and accurate WWW search engine. You can type your search in plain English or just enter key words and phrases. You can also use special query operators."
Search the EINet Galaxy. And try the New EINet Search Engine.: EINet Galaxy provides a large index of Web and Net Resources. Search Web Pages, Gopher sites, and telnet resources from one search form. Scroll down page to fill in form.
The WebCrawler: The WebCrawler project, which collects and indexes documents on the Web, is managed by Brian Pinkerton at the University of Washington.
The World Wide Web Worm: The WWW Worm--Best of the Web '94, Navigational Tool--was developed by Oliver McBryan.
The Harvest WWW Home Pages Broker.: An efficient WWW indexing and search system. "Harvest" was designed and built by the Internet Research Task Force Research Group on Resource Discovery (IRTF-RD).
Centre Universitaire d'Informatique WWW Catalog: The CUI W3 catalogue (University of Geneva, Switzerland) allows searches of major Web catalogues and directories.
The Web JumpStation (I) Search Form
About JumpStation I
The Web JumpStation (II) Search Form
About JumpStation II: The JumpStation uses a Robot developed by Jonathon Fletcher at Sterling University, U.K. Try both versions.
WWW Nomad: The WWW Nomad is a project between Rockwell Network Systems and Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo to create a large database of Web URLs.
ALIWEB: ALIWEB is the "Archie-Like Indexing for the Web" from the Web at Nexor in the United Kingdom.
ArchiePlexForm: Developed by NASA, ArchiePlex is an Archie gateway to the Web. Archie searches can take a long time.

Indexes and Master Forms for Web and Net Searches

Index and Search Forms for W3 Search Engines: The Meta-Index of Web and Internet search tools at the Centre Universitaire d'Informatique, University of Geneva, provides a full page of search forms for all the Web search engines.
CUSI Search Index: CUSI is the Configurable Unified Search Interface from Nexor (UK). The search forms on this page also provide tools for searching software indexes, people indexes, dictionaries, and other resources.