It would probably more useful to new domainers rather than those who are already familiar with all the domaining tools and resources available on the net.It would definitely be a head start to those just getting started in the domain name business and I wish I had had one when I first started out.
One could use a search engine to find all the sites listed on the toolbar and organize them in their Favorites (Bookmarks) and Links. The toolbar saves you the time of doing that and is a bit easier, in my opinion. You can even design your own toolbar at http://www.conduit.com and put the links and tools on it that you like. It’s free also.
If you don’t like looking at the toolbar all the time as you surf, you can just right click on it and uncheck it from the list and it will be hidden until you want to use it again. If you do install it, don’t opt to install the radio because it takes up a lot of space on the bar.
The search bar also has the option to search http://www.domainbits.com/search/ You can just bookmark that link if you find it useful.
The toolbar will also notify you if you have email. It works with most email clients. It has it’s own built in live chatroom, for those inclined to chatting.
Give it a try and let us know what you think.
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