Kitsune

Kitsune, or Kitsune Searcher as it's also known, is a lightweight yet powerful piece of software capable of helping you extract website addresses from multiple engines.

In short, the utility employs the powers of some of the most popular search engines concomitantly in order to provide you broad range of results.

Before anything else, here's a list with some of the supported search engines which can be selected from the app's third tab: Google, Bing, Yahoo!, Lycos, Amfibi, Rambler, Exalead, Fireball, Ask, Canoe, Zibb, Zapmeta, MetaCrawler, Yandex, DuckDuckGo, GoodSearch, NAVER, Sapo, Excite and Daum.

The app itself is pretty simplistic, and you should be able to get it up and running without much hassle, especially considering the fact that it does not require installation. The main window encompasses the four main tabs and a typical, elementary menu bar.

You can opt for single or multiple string search by choosing to work with either the first or the second tab, the search engines can be selected from the third one as mentioned before, and various parameters and proxy settings can also be configured by making your way to the last tab on the right.

The provided proxy configurations are pretty much standard (address, user, password, and port number), however, you're presented with various options regarding various other parameters such as the number of threads, the timeout interval, and the HTTP protocols, just to name some of the most important ones.

Taking everything into account, Kitsune is a pretty good and useful application that works surprisingly well on the latest versions of Windows, despite its outdated appearance.