Available in the new 0.9 release of the WebMynd Firefox add-on are two new experimental search interfaces, Manhattan and Osaka:

These new interfaces were designed based on some of the feedback we received on our first experimental interface, Phoenix. In contrast to Phoenix, which minimizes visual clutter by only presenting the top three results from each [...]

We’ve been working on some exciting new features over the last few weeks. One of them is Phoenix, an experimental new search interface that offers the functionality of Google and the WebMynd sidebar with a clean and engaging look and feel.

Phoenix is the first of several new interfaces we’re working on. Our hope is that [...]

WebMynd helps you to find, and keep track of, information from sources you value most by personalizing the right-hand side of Google, Yahoo! and Live Search results pages. We’re launching a number of new features today – you can see a demo and download the latest version from webmynd.com.
Embed the sources you most value onto [...]

To add to the customized WebMynd that we created for Fluther we now have versions available for OneRiot and Hacker News as well. This means there are more ways for users to discover WebMynd and more examples of how WebMynd can help publishers make their content more useful for their users by giving their search [...]

WebMynd personalizes your search with the information sources you most value in the places that you expect. For the moment that means we embed search results from sources such as Twitter, Amazon, YouTube, Flickr, Wikipedia, your web history, your top sites and others on the right hand side of Google and let you configure it.
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You may have noticed that there have been some problems with search these past couple of days – the results have been less than perfect as some of you have noticed! We’ve been working around the clock to address them, and will post again when they are resolved along with some technical snippets on where [...]