Goyoke is a web page that can perform searches in several popular web sites without you having to enter the same keyword over and over again on each site.
How to use Goyoke:
All you have to do is place the keyword once at Goyoke and click the web site you want to search on. It could be any of the buttons separated in categories on the center or left side of the screen. You can click several web sites and perform your search easily and fast! Try it now!
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If you type a keyword and hit enter, it will automatically perform the search on Google and will display 30 results per page.
If you don't use any keyword, it will open the site clicked without performing a search, at its home page.
My Saved Keywords:
To save your search terms to be used later simply enter it on the keyword field and click "Save Current Keyword" under "My Saved Keywords" menu. You can save as many keywords you need. Click any of the saved keywords to load it into the search field. To remove unwanted keywords click its button.
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The Hot links located at the right side of the page are simple links, without search, to the most useful web services you need every day.
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