So, another Internet Explorer 9 add-on toolbar…but wait! Quero Toolbar is different: It’s actually worth using. For starters, it’s not like those spyware “toolbars” that continue to plague unprotected PCs and careless users.
Quero Toolbar is actually designed to block pop-ups, flash animations, and other ad-related annoyances that can spoil your browsing. It also integrates a search-as-you-type function, easily selectable search engines and international profiles, a highlighter, easy zoom and resize, security options, and much more.
What does the publisher say about it-
Quero Toolbar is a navigation bar replacement with an integrated ad blocker for Internet Explorer. Quero evolves the user interface of IE by combining both the benefits of IE6 (flexible toolbar layout) and IE7 (integrated search) into one address bar-like toolbar. Additionally, Quero supersedes the standard find dialog by searching for text as you type and has a built-in content filter to suppress unwanted Flash, banner, layer, or pop-up ads.
Quero is the first toolbar which supports Aero Glass under Windows Vista.
The Quero toolbar has an amazing array of tweaks to make IE7 more comfortable and to your liking. Included in those are a wide selection of search engines, pop-up blocking, ad removal, flash blocking, and even a “suspicious character warning -(phishing)”. These are just a few of the seemingly endless tricks this toolbar performs.