Abstract: Search results from two different searches are displayed in separate regions of a single window. The separate regions may be tabbed display regions of a single search results web page, for example. An end-user may perform a first Internet search using a first keyword, with a corresponding first set of search results being displayed in a first tabbed display region. The end-user may perform a second Internet search using a second keyword, with a corresponding second set of search results being displayed in a second tabbed display region. The end-user may perform subsequent Internet searches (e.g. to refine the first and second searches or to perform a different search), with corresponding search results being displayed in separate tabbed display regions of the same search results web page.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a first search results web page includes an e-mail icon for each search result. Activating the e-mail icon includes the search result in a compilation of search results. Selected search results in the compilation of search results may be e-mailed to one or more e-mail addresses. The first search results web page may be displayed at the same time on the same computer screen as a second search results web page, with the first and second search results web pages being from different unrelated search engines and containing search results that are responsive to the same keyword.

Abstract: The present invention relates to summarizing cross-network user behavioral data and further relates to restoring damaged data structures, either data structures summarizing cross-network user behavioral data or data structures remotely identifying to logic running on a user computer. The summarizing cross-network user behavioral data may particularly include publishing the data to one or more data structures that become accessible to a server hosting an authorized domain when a user accesses the authorized domain. The restoring of damaged data structures may particularly include automatically detecting deletion of or damaged to data structures and restoring the damaged data structures.