1. A method of performing a live network search for currently available content, the method comprising the steps of: accepting a user search query at a computer connected to the network; in response to the user search query, identifying search origins comprising a network resource deemed of relevance to the user search query; retrieving and reviewing the contents of the search origin to identify the presence of one or more search avenues stemming from the search origin: perusing identified search avenues by retrieving the currently available content at the search avenues to identify search results to be returned by the computer in response to the user search query, perusing further comprising: a. identifying links and submission fields in the currently available content at the search avenue defining network locations to serve as new search avenues; b. prioritizing and/or disregarding search avenues based on search avenue relevance determined by look-up of relevancy information, and/or word weight tables; c. storing at a server the identified links and links to the submission fields with the search query that identified the search avenue and the prioritization information; repeating the processes of retrieving, reviewing and perusing in respect of network locations stemming from the identified search avenues.
1. A method of performing a live network search for currently available content, the method comprising the steps of: accepting a user search query at a computer connected to the network; in response to the user search query, identifying search origins comprising a network resource deemed of relevance to the user search query; retrieving and reviewing the contents of the search origin to identify the presence of one or more search avenues stemming from the search origin: perusing identified search avenues by retrieving the currently available content at the search avenues to identify search results to be returned by the computer in response to the user search query, perusing further comprising: a. identifying links and submission fields in the currently available content at the search avenue defining network locations to serve as new search avenues; b. prioritizing and/or disregarding search avenues based on search avenue relevance determined by look-up of relevancy information, and/or word weight tables; c. storing at a server the identified links and links to the submission fields with the search query that identified the search avenue and the prioritization information; repeating the processes of retrieving, reviewing and perusing in respect of network locations stemming from the identified search avenues. 15. The method as claimed in claim 1 , further comprising accepting identification information from the user to access secure network information at the search avenue.