Is there another open source solution to search html page content like ht/dig? I heard of something Google has
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If you don't need a complicated search, try using the Free version of The WebSideStory Express Search. It works for websites that are 750 pages or less. You can customize the results page to match the layout of your website.\n\nhttp://www.atomz.com/applications/search/trial.htm\n\nTo see it in action on my website, goto:\nhttp://www.pioneerbaseball.org\nand type something into the Search on the left...
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Try something referred to as a Search Engine.
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Try whatsup gold. I use it from time to time, its a good tool. Google it though I am not sure of home page address.
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MetaSearch. That will allow you to search the search engines
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Just search whatever you want in GOOGLE
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vroma.org/~bmcmanus/\nclothing.html
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Pitts. 21 SEA 10. Hey genius, it's called google search! Look into it!!!
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You could download the site using an HTML downloader to gain access to everypage that is linked up on the site.\n\nor if you want more diagnostics (such as broken links, etc.) you could run Xenu's Link Sleuth
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Downloading... I use GrabIt! By Ian Shemes. While his website sells a service for searching, you don't need to buy his service to use his program.
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get Win Httrack.  It will let you download entire webpages and the sites they link to locally and fix the HTML in all the links as well so it will run seemlessly locally.
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you can do a google or yahoo search
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look it up on a search engine
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its better to search in goolge ????
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I mostly use Yahoo! simply because it is my homepage and was the engine I started out using. I also use Google, but not quite as much. I use AskJeeves, Dogpile, etc. when I can't find what I am looking for at the others.
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Try another search engine.
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I usually use dogpile.com. I like it becuase it searches several of the major search engines at once.Hope this helps!
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Sorry, don't think so. You're pretty much limited to what the browser supports and those are listed in the following chart (just look up "html entities chart" in any search engine).