The Examined Life Philosophy Resource Browser

Made for The Examined Life Readers
by 4ComTech

Ever wish you had easy access to all of your favorite philosophy websites?
Your wish has been granted!

Clint Brown, of 4ComTech, has created a browser especially for the readers of The Examined Life! This smartly designed web browser gives you fast access to all of your favorite pages of The Examined Life, as well as to your Examined Life Email, and several other philosophy sites on the internet such as The Meta-Encyclopedia of Philosophy, The Philosophers' Magazine, and many others.* The browser is smartly designed and efficient. Furthermore, The Examined Life's Interdisciplinary Search Engine is built into the browser for easy access to scores of interdisciplinary links to aid your study and research.

In addition, you also get the UCMore Search Accelerator Toolbar which provides additional links to sites similar to the pages you are viewing while you are surfing. This can reduce your search time for relevant material significantly.

If that was not enough to make this program a must have, you can customize the bookmark buttons adding and deleting links to your liking.

Take a look at the features!

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And if that were still not enough, we offer it to you absolutely free!*

To get this program on your desktop, simply follow these instructions:

Thank you for your time and your interest in The Examined Life Philosophy Resource Browser!

Terms of Use

This browser program has been designed for The Examined Life Journal by 4ComTech.

This program is provided without charge for personal use on an "as is" basis. You may load it on to as many computers as you wish, pass it around to your friends, etc. However, there are a number of things that you may not do with it.

1. Under no circumstances may it be distributed for a fee.
2. It must not be networked on an institution's computer network (e.g., a school, college or library). Individual members of institutions may, of course, load it on to their own computers even where these preside within the bounds of an institution. But it must not be provided as an institutional resource (i.e., as something which resides on a server, in principle accessible to all members of an institution).
3. It may not be used for commercial purposes (except in the boundary case of academia - for example, people working in academia can use the program in the preparation of texts for which they might receive a fee). The intention is that the program should be an educational tool.
4.The browser is the copyrighted property of 4ComTech and The Examined Life On-Line Philosophy Journal.

Privacy Policies

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You may read UCMore's Privacy Policy here.

* Please note that the links provided in the browser to other philosophy sites do not in any way indicate an affiliation between those sites and The Examined Life On-Line Philosophy Journal. They are only for ease of access for the user, and should not be taken as any affiliation between those sites and the user, The Examined Life, or 4ComTech.