Library Search Plugins for Browsers
Mozilla's Firefox and Microsoft's Internet Explorer 7 Web browsers feature a handy 
search bar built right into the the browser's toolbar (in the top right corner of the browser window). By default, search bar options include such popular search engines as Google and Yahoo. Cline Library has developed search plugins so that Firefox and IE7 users can easily add library search options to their browser search bars. All versions of Firefox and Internet Explorer 7 are supported (earlier versions of IE are not). Click on the link(s) for your browser below and follow the dialog box directions to install.
Cline Library Catalog Keyword Search Plugin
Use the catalog keyword search to look for books, media items, and other material held in Cline Library. You can use combinations of keywords or names, e.g.,: politics and ethics. For more keyword search examples, see the Keyword Search help screen.
Install the catalog keyword search plugin for Firefox or Internet Explorer 7
WebFeat Articles Search Plugin
WebFeat is a specialized search service licensed by the library that allows you to search combinations of web databases and journal article collections at one time. The WebFeat Articles search is aimed at five popular library databases providing full text articles and other research content covering all kinds of subjects: Academic Search Premier, Access World News, InfoTrac OneFile, Project Muse, and ScienceDirect. For more information on WebFeat searches, see Research Resources Search Help.
Install the WebFeat Articles search plugin for Firefox or Internet Explorer 7
Please note: WebFeat requires an NAU login to access licensed resources and content from non-NAU network connections.
Questions about browser search plugins? Contact Library Applications Systems Analyst Andrew Roazen by e-mail form or call 928 523-6764
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September 27, 2006
