Search Cloudlet for Google and Yahoo 0.7.4.74

Search Cloudlet is an easy-to-use Firefox add-on that inserts context-aware tag clouds into a traditional Google and Yahoo search interface to help you navigate more efficiently through search results.
Extend your browser with Search Cloudlet - install it from this website right now, and get tag-clouds, server-clouds, author-clouds, country-clouds and other powerful navigation tools smoothly integrated into your Google and Yahoo search.

Tag Cloud
One of the most interesting features provided by Search Cloudlet is Tag Cloud for search results. Now there is no need to look through your results list to understand what its all about.
Tag Cloud will show you all the keywords relevant to your search results. And you can easily narrow your search by clicking keywords on the cloud and adding them to your query. The process is extremely simple.
Site Clouds
Site Cloud view displays sites that contain the most relevant information about your search subject. The most important websites are shown with bigger font.
To narrow your search to a specific website, just click the keyword, and it will be added to your query.
News and Blogs Search
If you often use Google or Yahoo to search through news or blogs, then Search Cloudlet is exactly what you need.
For a news search there are Source Cloud and Location Cloud. These clouds can help you determine country, region or state of the found news and their publishers. For a blog search there is also the Author Cloud view.
You can use these context-aware clouds to narrow your search the same way you would with tag clouds.

Off Mode
If you want to work with a classical Google results list without clouds - just click the "Off" button. You can bring back your clouds anytime you want, simply click Tags, Sites or any other button on the Cloudlets panel.

System requirements:
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Enhancements
- This version adds support for online version of Surf Canyon with Search Cloudlet (cloudlet.surfcanyon.com).
- Also incompatibility with new Twitter interface was fixed.