I am pleased to announce the immediate release of Inquisitor 1.0. Inquisitor is a novel search extension for Apple’s Safari web browser that adds live, predictive search features to the standard web search field in Safari. As you type, Inquisitor offers suggestions to complete your query based on your own personal search history as well as the search history of every Google user (screenshot).
As an example, if you were to type “amer” into the search field, Inquisitor will provide the suggestions “american idol”, “american airlines”, “american express”, etc., as these are the most probable completions to your input, as based on the search history of others.
Inquisitor is free to download.
That’s a really great application! I’ve converted from Acid Search and Sodugi straight away. However, would it be possible for the spaces between words to be changed into ‘+’ signs rather than left as a space? I’ve found that when I search, for example, Wikipedia, it changes the space into ‘%20’, which makes the search useless.
I think my only other suggestion would perhaps be some sort of “power search” ability, where it will bring up in separate taps the search results for a specified number of sites. That way, the user could symultaneously search, say, Ask Jeeves, Google, Wikipedia, Answers, etc. Just a thought.