Therefore, today we added a Twitter widget to our toolbar, from which our users can directly access everything posted to Twitter by Where2LookOnline. The new functionality allows our toolbar users to stay up to date with everything we’re doing, wherever they are on the web by simply clicking on the Twitter icon in their toolbar.

Current users of our price comparison toolbar will not need to do anything in order to take advantage of this new feature. Their toolbars will be automatically updated. If you are not yet using our price comparison toolbar and would like to learn more about the tools we offer that can make your Internet browsing better, simply visit our Price Comparison Toolbar Download page for more information and a list of features. Our toolbar is available for both Internet Explorer and Mozilla Firefox. It’s a FREE download that’s easy to install and takes only seconds. It does NOT contain any spyware, it’s 100% virus FREE, does NOT hijack your searches, and NO personal information is required.

So, go ahead and try it out. Then, don’t be shy and let us know what you think by posting a comment here or by dropping us a quick email through our toolbar contact form. We’d love to hear from you.

All the great shopping tools that you’ve come to know and love are still available, plus, we’ve even added a few more. The biggest addition to our shopping tools is our new Widgets. We have set-up an entire new Widgets Page to showcase these valuable new online shopping tools. The best thing about our new widgets is that you can take them with you!

That’s right, if you have your own website, blog or online community, you can easily provide our shopping tools to your visitors by placing our widgets directly on your own webpages. Our widgets can be placed on a variety of platforms and several social networks including Facebook, Bebo, Blogger, Typepad, WordPress, iGoogle, Netvibes, PageFlakes, Orkut, Hi5, Ning and more!

It’s easy, and it’s FREE! Simply click on the “Get Widget” button at the bottom of the widget you want, then choose where you’d like to place it and follow the instructions. In most cases, our widgets can be added to your webpage by copying and pasting one line of code.

As always, we’d love to get some feedback on the changes and find out what you think, so please feel free to add your comments to this post and let us know what you think. We take all users comments and suggestions seriously, so don’t be shy. We’d love to hear from you.