Spurl.net Updgrades Zniff Search Engine

Posted on May 26, 2005

Zniff logo Spurl says their Zniff search engine has been upgraded. Zniff uses data from Spurl.net, a social bookmarking tool, to find and rank web pages. Spurl.net claims the new version is faster, more stable and allows you to sort results by time and subscribe to query results via RSS. This is beta #2 of the Zniff search engine. When there is not enough data from Spurl.net, Zniff uses results from Yahoo! Search.

Update: Spurl and Zniff are no longer active and the links to these sites have been removed.

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