JUICE it with Firefox

I admit that Google's Chrome browser is rapidly becoming my favorite, but Firefox really pulled me back this week and got a lot of my attention with its new research add-on Juice.

 

I did a simple search in Google, “Renton Real Estate”. The usual suspects show up on the left, sponsors to the right, and Juice adds a skyscraper column on the right of your Firefox browser.

 

 

 

Note the tabs…  Web   Images   News   Video   Blogs

 

 

 

 

I really like the tabs. They give you instant organization by category. I immediately found photos, slide shows, and Video. The Blogs tab produced a great list of real estate blogs, several from local realtors on ActiveRain.

 

When you want to drill down for hyper-local information all you need to do is highlight text from the Google results on the left, then drag it over to the right into the Juice column. All of the tabs refresh their search data based on what you copy then drag and drop.

 

When you click on a link in Juice it automatically opens a new tab in Firefox. I thought it was a very intuitive way to search, sift, and organize your results. You can also highlight and drag to Juice from any open Firefox tab. It makes for a very nice three dimensional way of working with your internet data.

 

 

Enjoy...

René