Ask.com tries to sneak in an Ask toolbar by adding a topframe to search engine results — again. That is bad idea.
You can say what you want about the search engine Ask.com. At the same time as Google is struggling with downtime and complaining customers, Ask thinks they can win new customers by adding — wait for it! — frames to search engine results!
Yes, it is true that we have already written about this. However, after the previous frame attempt of February this year, Ask gave up on the experiment and returned to regular non-frame search engine result pages.
Top frame with Ask search field
The new frameset divides your browser window in two: At the top there is a frame with a Ask search field containing your query and links to related results (definition, videos). Under is the page you have decided to visit by clicking on one of the relevant [...]

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