- spider by Dictionary of Computing
... usually do not retrieve any of the links apart from redirections. The standard for robot exclusion is designed to avoid some problems with spiders. Early examples were Lycos and WebCrawler. http://info. Webcrawler. Com/mak/projects/robots/robots. Html.
- WebCrawler by Dictionary of Computing
... World-Wide Web) A free World-Wide Web search engine developed by Brian Pinkerton at the University of Washington and now moved to America Online, Inc. WebCrawler collects URLs by searching the Internet and allows users to perform keyword searches through a World-Wide Web browser. http://webcrawler. Com/.
- MetaCrawler by Gerardo Herrera
... was acquired by Go2Net, Inc. In 1997 and by the InfoSpace Network in 2000. Other Internet properties from InfoSpace in the area of online directory search include Dogpile. Com, Webcrawler. Com and webFetch. Com. See Web search engines.
- WebCrawler by Adriana Haynes
... listings and site recommendations by category. The site is run by Infospace, Inc., which also owns the MetaCrawler. Com and Dogpile. Com brands. For more information, visit www. Webcrawler. Com. See Web search engines. (2) A Web crawler. See spider.
- Web search engines by Shawn Gibson
... . Com (recent news only) www. Webcrawler. Com http://vivisimo. Com www. Lexibot. Com deep Web www. Quigo. Com deep Web www. About. Com directory www. Suite101. Com directory www. Yahoo. Com directory www.a9. Com metasearch www. Dogpile. Com metasearch www. Go2net. Com metasearch www. Mamma. Com metasearch www. Search. Com metasearch