This toolbar will keep you on top of all the latest and greatest social networking sites and then some.

The Web 2.0 Toolbar looks like just about every other toolbar, except it comes jam packed with links to all sorts of Web 2.0 social networking sites, as well as news, blogs, and videos. Somehow it manages to squeeze in all the standard components–e-mail notification, weather forecast, and pop-up blocker–and all worked perfectly. Each shortcut button lists numerous links that are constantly being updated. Within each drop-down menu, you can delete the ones you don’t want in order to make room for new ones. The built-in radio offers a nice mix of radio stations to choose from, and we were able to easily add our own. It played without any interruption, a rarity among similar toolbars.

About the only complaint we can think of, if you want to call it a complaint, is that there’s just not enough space on the toolbar to add extras. We added some of our favorite applications (MS Word, Excel), but they fell off the toolbar. Even if you’re not into the social networking scene, this toolbar offers plenty of useful features to choose from.

Does that mean that we have the best toolbar?  I’d like to think so but I’m posting this more as a humor piece anyway.  “Best” is a very subjective term.  There are a lot of good application for some that would not be useful to others.

 Because this will probably not last for long…here is the screenshot.

The Web 2.0 Toolbar is also #1 for the “the best toolbar” on MSN search and #3 on Google at the time of this post for the same search.  We do not show up on the first page for “the best toolbar”.  We do not show up on the #1 SERP on Yahoo – shame.

Add The Web 2.0 Toolbar to your browser.

It is the ultimate web research tool.  The Web 2.0 Toolbar already lets you search over 40 top sites right from the toolbar but the Web20Search places the results all on one page!  It is the second search engine listed on the Power Search button on the toolbar or you can also try it now.

Jump Right to The Web 2.0 Search engine now.

According to the site, The Web 2.0 Toolbar is a killer because…

The 2.0 toolbar is quite handy. For one, it saves you time while keeping you up-to-date on all things 2.0. The PowerSubmit feature is a perfect way to avoid bookmark clutter, and makes submitting to multiple sites dead simple. It’s just what Web 2.0 addicts need.

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I’ve also added Sphere to the Web20Search engine’s “blog search engines” feature. This combines the power of Technorati, Feedster, Blogger and now Sphere in one search result. The Web20Search is available from The Web 2.0 Toolbar as well right from the site here.

Try the Web 2.0 Search engine right now.

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To see the latest headlines from Mashable delivered right to your web browser, click on the NEWS button on The Web 2.0 Toolbar.

 
The JOBS menu is available free with The Web 2.0 Toolbar add for FireFox and Internet Explorer – available here.

The service is powered by ViralVideoChart.com and is addictive if you love the best online video.  Putting the daily top-10 viral video in your browser is easy for FireFox and Internet Explorer users – just add The Web 2.0 Toolbar to your browser.

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The Wikiseek search capability is available free right in your browser with the new Web 2.0 Toolbar – a must have for any Web 2.0 junkie.

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We’ve added a whole new menu that will mostly likely be one of the most popular features on The Web 2.0 Toolbar  – the Web 2.0 Job Alert menu.  The Web 2.0 Job Alert service aggregates the web 2.0 job listings posted by companies from around the web right in one easy to access place – your web browser!  

The Web 2.0 toolbar will now automatically alert you to the best job postings as they happen from niche Web 2.0 job boards such as CrunchBoard, GigaOM, TechGigger and 37 Signals, Y or Z and the Indeed.com job search engine.

The Web 2.0 recruiting space is still as hot as ever with new niche job boards launching every month. Employers are actively looking to increase their rosters with top quality talent and job seekers are looking for an easy way to find openings with hot Web 2.0 companies. The Web 2.0 Job Alert service puts the top job listing is one place making it easier for the 2 groups to come together in a whole new way. 

Do You Want (or Need) the Web 2.0 Job Alert Service? 

The Web 2.0 Job Alert service is free for users using the free Web 2.0 toolbar, a free Internet Explorer and FireFox add-on available right here – add it to your browser now!