This section of the University Libraries Web site lists a variety of widgets that you may find useful while conducting research. Search library resources with tools you already use!
What is a widget? A widget is a downloadable self contained application that can be customized by the user to provide quick and easy access to frequently used applications.
The University Libraries toolbar acts as a companion to Mozilla Firefox and Microsoft's Internet Explorer web browsers. The toolbar allows you to search UCLID, UC’s Catalog, or many other library related applications quickly, right from your browser.
Click here to download the Library Toolbar
Embed the UC Libraries widget to access the University Libraries collection, Library Help, QuickLinks, and Off Campus Access info from your iGoogle, myYahoo, or Microsoft Live Space portals. Our gadget allows you to search library resources quickly, right from your browser.
Click here to download UC Libraries Widgets & Gadgets
The latest versions of the library toolbar and widget will always be posted on this page. to check for the latest version and update your toolbar, please visit this page and click on the download link to install the new toolbar.
Privacy Statement and/or Disclaimer
The University of Cincinnati is committed to the privacy and security of our users. This software is completely safe to install and use: it is unobtrusive, easy to deactivate and remove, and does not transmit any information in a manner that could identify a user. We do not collect any statistics or usage data from your actual use of toolbar or widget features. This software only helps users search and surf more effectively. The University Libraries toolbar:
- DOES NOT spy on your browsing habits
- DOES NOT launch pop-up or pop-under advertisements
- DOES NOT "hijack" your searches
- DOES NOT modify pages you visit
- DOES NOT block uninstallation
- DOES NOT and will not sell or rent your email address and other personal information.
Tell us what tools or sites you're currently using and what kind of library information would be useful through other services, or share general thoughts or suggestions. Thanks for your input!