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Have you ever been reading a webpage, noticed a particular word or phrase on the page, and wondered if a corresponding domain name is available to register? If so, this handy browser bookmarklet will let you perform such checks on the fly. It works in all modern browsers: IE7+, Opera 9+, Mozilla, Firefox, Chrome etc.

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TESTIMONIALS:

• "Neat bookmarklet! Great idea." - Ian Andrew, DotCom Agency
  
  
• "The ultimate whois bookmarklet" - Frank Michlick, DomainNameNews.com

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HOW TO INSTALL:

To install the bookmarklet, just drag the 'iWhois' link below onto your browser's Links or Bookmarks toolbar.

Bookmarklet link: iWhois

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HOW TO USE:

• Highlight a word (eg. amazon) or phrase (eg. man's best friend) on a page and click the iWhois toolbar link. A new tab will open, showing availability of the corresponding .com, .net and .org domains.
  
  
• Highlight a domain (eg. siteengineering.com) on a page and click the iWhois link to see full whois data.
  
  
• Don't worry if you also highlight extra characters like apostrophes or extra spaces. They're just ignored.
  
  
• If you don't highlight any text before clicking, you will see whois data for the website you are viewing.

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HOW TO REMOVE:

If you ever want to remove the bookmarklet from your browser, just right-click on it and select Delete.

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