Well, Google has done it again.
The wealth of information available in Wikipedia is staggering, but it can be a pain in the ass (yes, I did say ass) to head over to it anytime you want to look up one little thing.
GooglePedia solves this problem by displaying a related Wikipedia article along with your Google search results. The links in the Wikipedia article will automatically start new Google searches using those terms.
Features:
* Turns internal Wikipedia links into Google search links
* Uses Google’s I’m Feeling Lucky(tm) feature to find relevant articles
* Links images directly to their full-sized versions
* Removes Google AdWords
* Can be expanded to take the full width of the page
* Uses your local language Wikipedia based on the Google language
* Hide button to disable Googlepedia
* NEW Firefox 3 support
* NEW Interface translated into 7 languages – Chinese, German, Japanese, Polish, Czech, Dutch and Portuguese. Many thanks to our translators for this!
OMG!
