1. A method for searching Web pages comprising: identifying query criteria entered into a search provider; determining a plurality of Web pages that satisfy the query criteria; ascertaining a page ranking for each of the plurality of Web pages, wherein each page ranking is based upon at least one relevancy factor; and presenting ordered results for the query criteria, which are ordered by the ascertained page rankings, wherein the at least one relevancy factor includes a browsing-time factor, wherein the browsing-time factor is based in part upon a time spent at a browsed Web page, and wherein the browsing-time factor is adjusted responsive to an adjustment event, wherein the adjustment event indicates a level of user interest in the browsed Web page based on previous browsing of the web page, wherein the level of user interest is determined without regard to time spent at the browsed Web page, wherein the browsing-time factor is adjusted by detecting a positive adjustment event relating to the browsed Web page, and favorably adjusting the browsing-time factor responsive to the positive adjustment event, wherein the positive adjustment event indicates a user interest in the browsed Web page.
1. A method for searching Web pages comprising: identifying query criteria entered into a search provider; determining a plurality of Web pages that satisfy the query criteria; ascertaining a page ranking for each of the plurality of Web pages, wherein each page ranking is based upon at least one relevancy factor; and presenting ordered results for the query criteria, which are ordered by the ascertained page rankings, wherein the at least one relevancy factor includes a browsing-time factor, wherein the browsing-time factor is based in part upon a time spent at a browsed Web page, and wherein the browsing-time factor is adjusted responsive to an adjustment event, wherein the adjustment event indicates a level of user interest in the browsed Web page based on previous browsing of the web page, wherein the level of user interest is determined without regard to time spent at the browsed Web page, wherein the browsing-time factor is adjusted by detecting a positive adjustment event relating to the browsed Web page, and favorably adjusting the browsing-time factor responsive to the positive adjustment event, wherein the positive adjustment event indicates a user interest in the browsed Web page. 4. The method of claim 1 , wherein the time spent at the browsed Web page is an average time spent by a plurality of different users at the browsed Web page responsive to a search based upon criteria similar to the query criteria.