Google Toolbar 6.6.1124.846

Rated 50/50 by DataBitz at Feb 13, 2008

New features for version 5 Add gadgets to your Toolbar to view your favorite content from any site. Fill out web forms with a click and even keep multiple profiles, with improved AutoFill. Access your Toolbar from any computer by saving your settings online. Clip content as you browse the web with Google Notebook, now integrated with Toolbar

Rated 50/50 by philosopher_dog at Feb 13, 2008

@bobad . Why write a review of a product you clearly know nothing about? If you don't install it, you have no business reviewing it. It's not really helpful to others.

Rated 10/50 by bobad at Feb 13, 2008

I use software to prevent toolbars such as this one from infecting my system. Too bad anti-spyware software doesn't detect it, probably because it's Google. This piece of junk is ubiquitous. For example, it's hard to even install hardware drivers these days without accidentally installing Google Toolbar. I rate it a 2 for usefulness (my browser does everything it does) and downgrade it 1 for it trying to force its way into my system by being everywhere.

Rated 30/50 by Busthead at Feb 13, 2008

Change log? Is this beta version also available for Firefox?

Rated 50/50 by horsecharles at Feb 14, 2008

I agree with the gist of most positive reviews: Google Toolbar is a 'must' install for any system... and this latest update a 'must' get. If anything, the toolbar may now have too many features-- some get 'hidden' under the >>, so I'd like to see more and plenty of customizability for individual users- esp. the drag & drop kind.

Rated 40/50 by Cage22 at Apr 10, 2009

Provide suggestions on navigaton errors still does not work on IE8 w/Version: 6.1.1518.856/en (GGLL)

Rated 40/50 by Cage22 at Oct 5, 2009

Provide suggestions on navigaton errors still does not work on IE8 w/Version: 6.3.911.1819

Rated 40/50 by Cage22 at Oct 27, 2009

Provide suggestions on navigaton errors still does not work on IE8 w/Version 6.3.1001.1015

Rated 50/50 by Cage22 at Oct 27, 2009

UPDATE Browse by name/Provide suggestion on navigation errors now works Version: 6.3.1014.1517/en (GGLL) Notifier Version: 5.4.4525.1752 http://dl.google.com/too...staller_en32_signed.exe Provide suggestions on navigaton errors still does not work on IE8 w/Version 6.3.1001.1015

Rated 10/50 by Uriel at Feb 1, 2010

SPYWARE! http://news.yahoo.com/s/zd/20100125/tc_zd/247818

Rated 10/50 by ZenoLabs at Feb 1, 2010

Useless.

Rated 10/50 by Uriel at Sep 21, 2010

SPYWARE! Type the phrase, "Is Google Spyware?" in your favorite search engine and see for yourselves.

Rated 10/50 by uberfly at Nov 30, 2010

It's a 24/7 proctology exam.

Rated 10/50 by SineWave at Feb 23, 2011

I really, REALLY don't know who and why invented adding toolbars to the browsers. It's totally useless! USELESS. It doesn't even diserve a one star in my book. ANY browser toolbar.

Rated 10/50 by Input Overload at Feb 23, 2011

I hate toolbars with a vengeance! Google put this program where the sun don't shine.

Rated 10/50 by roj at Apr 20, 2011

So let me get this straight: I should install and run a toolbar that phones home continuously, allows tracking of my whereabouts and search criteria for ad purposes to be sold to the highest bidder, is a SERIOUS privacy violation from a company with the worst privacy record imaginable and in general is just a candy-coated piece of malware? Right. And the worst part is that so many users are running (not walking) down the "Too Stupid To Live" road to install and run it. It's a pity there is no negative rating. Avoid anything and everything form this company. As a security analyst, I can only way that their practices are despicable.

Rated 10/50 by Uriel at Apr 21, 2011

Who is stupid enough to use Google anything? It's spyware folks. Wake up! Go to: https://duckduckgo.com/ or https://s2-us2.startingpage.com/ instead!

Rated 10/50 by CyberDoc999 at Apr 21, 2011

who still uses Internet Explorer ????

Rated 10/50 by war593122 at Apr 21, 2011

I don't have a problem with toolbars themselves. Most of them anyways. Yes some of them are just adware/spyware junk. My problem with them is that companies, like Google, install them automatically or if not automatically set to install by default. They slow down the browser and I am sick of removing them all the time. Thankfully it has gotten a lot easier these days to remove them. Thank God they are banned in Chrome. Now if only IE and FF would ban them too.