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Web search for the young: Quintura Kids

Posted by Jacque on December 28th, 2006

Quintura kids   Search Engine for kids
Quintura for Kids is web-based, doesn’t expressly promise protection from inappropriate material, but it’s powered by Yahoo Kids so all search results should be G-rated. [via lifehacker]

 

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