Abstract: One or more techniques and/or systems are provided for generating an information interface. For example, a user may select content within a webpage (e.g., a camera review section of a shopping webpage). The content may be captured from the webpage (e.g., a camera review, a camera price, a camera image, etc.). An information interface may be generated for the content, and the content may be populated within the information interface. For example, a standalone application and/or an operating system interface (e.g., a tile) may be populated with the camera review, the camera price, the camera image, and/or other information from the camera review section of the shopping webpage. The information interface may be dynamically updated based upon a content update for the content from the webpage. For example, pricing information, displayed through the information interface, may be updated based upon a sale price being posted to the shopping webpage.

Abstract: Implementations described herein request recommendations from recipients of a recommendation request. A requester of a recommendation defines objective criteria to limit search results relating to the recommendation. These objective criteria can be uniquely specified in a recommendation request with a location or a link to a location in which recipients of the recommendation request can enter a search query to search for entities to recommend. The requester shares the recommendation request with a set of recipients via one or more communication channels (e.g., over a network). The recipients each then conduct a search for an entity to recommend using an unstructured query. The search results are ranked based on the objective criteria entered by the requester and their relevance to the entered query terms. Each recipient can recommend one or more of the search results that appear in response to the recommendation request.

Abstract: One or more techniques and/or systems are provided for generating an information interface. For example, a user may select content within a webpage (e.g., a camera review section of a shopping webpage). The content may be captured from the webpage (e.g., a camera review, a camera price, a camera image, etc.). An information interface may be generated for the content, and the content may be populated within the information interface. For example, a standalone application and/or an operating system interface (e.g., a tile) may be populated with the camera review, the camera price, the camera image, and/or other information from the camera review section of the shopping webpage. The information interface may be dynamically updated based upon a content update for the content from the webpage. For example, pricing information, displayed through the information interface, may be updated based upon a sale price being posted to the shopping webpage.