Google Simplifies Custom Search Engines!

June 15th, 2007 | RSS Feed

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The official Google Custom Search blog announces a new feature that simplifies Custom Search Engines (CSEs) by simply placing a small piece of tailored code on a page on your site.

Further the post writes, "So, if you have a blog or a directory-like site and don't feel like listing all of the URLs you want to search across, you can leave the work to us. With this new feature we'll automatically generate and update your CSE for you. For example, try the query 'sculpture' on this CSE dynamically created from a page of links to kids museums or the query 'planning' on the search engine about Artificial Intelligence we created from the page of links at Berkeley. "

Some of the above examples include sites like

Real Climate etc

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