Url render for Firefox

Working with Internet browsers when doing research or simply looking for some particular information ca be a real headache, regardless of the preferred search engine… After running any search, users are compelled to open each result link individually or, work with multiple tabs simultaneously in order to review the results. This can sometimes make things really hectic and having a dedicated add-on for previewing the results without opening any links is basically what Url render for Firefox entails.

Also offered for Chrome, this add-on manages to offer a very good solution to an old-age problem – reviewing search results by opening their URLs manually.

Right after a swift deployment process, which doesn’t require any special configuration steps, the add-on will be ready to use. All that one needs to do is (provided that a search engine query has been performed) is to hover the mouse pointer over the links, and a detailed preview of the respective pages will be displayed on the right-hand side of the browser.

The fact that users are now able to view the content behind URLs in a visual form greatly saves time and effort, as there will be no more need of working with multiple tabs or opening links separately.

For those who might be questioning about the supported search engines, we must mention that the add-on works with quite a few, such as Google, Yahoo, Bing, duckduckgo or even Qwant.

This well-though add-on enables one to preview search engine results content without accessing any of the corresponding links, thanks to a very handy side-viewer that contains a an exact image of the respective page.