Short Video Screenshots of SetSee Being Used

This is a list of some animated GIF files that you can open to see a 10-to-25-second video screenshot of SetSee being used on various types of web pages.  

Note that each video typically captures someone using the same approach to demonstrating the use of SetSee on that page.  When you watch them, you will see the user doing these steps:

  1. Moves the scrollbar down through the displayed web page, to give a sense of how long the page is
    (you can also tell this by the size of the scrollbar—the longer the page, the smaller the scrollbar);
  2. starts SetSee, so that the search panel appears on the lower right side of the page;
  3. types some search terms in the search box, showing how the page shrinks and the scrollbar gets larger or even disappears (and maybe moves the scrollbar to show how little text is left).

The videos repeat themselves until you leave the page.

  1. photo directory of the 230+ CS/EE faculty at the University of California, Berkeley  
    Looking for faculty that have research interests in both  HCI  and  robotics
    ► 5 faculty found, 2% of the total
  2. the Wikipedia page on the Beatles  (about 49 pages, if printed)
    Looking for mention of  manager  and  1970 in the same paragraph, list item, or reference
    ► 1 paragraph found, 0.1% of total items on the page
  3. a folder listing in Google Drive containing 199 files
    another way to search within Google Drive
    ► 4 files found
  4. Unicode Glossary of 500+ terms about this internet standard (about 30 pages, if printed)
    Looking for definitions that  contain both the words  ISO  and   bit
    ► 1 definition found, 0.2% of all terms
  5. a “saved articles” list at NYTimes.com of 200+ articles I want to read later
    Didn’t I save an interesting article recently about young people?
    ► 3 articles found, 2% of the saved ones
  6. the 990+ sections of the 2022 NJ State Statutes on Elections
    Looking for sections whose titles contain the words  curtain, death,  or  paper
    ► 12 sections found, 1% of the total
  7. the 100+ files/folders in the Windows OS system directory named C:\Windows
    What log files exist in this directory?
    ► 3 folders and 7 files found, 10% of the directory