A method and a device for locating
World Wide Web content includes defining a plurality of top-level domain names with each top-level
domain name including a different unique category term and a prefix common to all the top-level domain names, associating a plurality of subcategories with each unique category term, where each subcategory is logically related to the unique category term, presenting a first
web page located by a first top-level
domain name within the plurality of top-level domain names, the first
web page including a first content related to at least one of the plurality of subcategories associated with a unique category term in the first top-level
domain name, storing the unique category term in the first top-level domain name in a history, receiving a first at least one search-narrowing input from a user, storing the first at least one search-narrowing input in the history, combining the first at least one search-narrowing input with the unique category term to form a first new search criteria, presenting a second
web page located by a second top-level domain name within the plurality of top-level domain names, the second web page including a second content related to the first new search criteria, receiving a second at least one search-narrowing input from a user, storing the second at least one search-narrowing input in the history, and combining the second at least one search-narrowing input with the first at least one search-narrowing input and the unique category term to form a second new search criteria.