The TouchGraph Google Browser shows graphically the relationship between web sites. It helps make sense of the mass of data on web connections. It takes its data directly from Google – specifically from the Google `related` operator. ie for a list of web pages that have similar content to a given site, type “related: ” followed by the website address into the Google search box.                        Initially the display can be a bit confusing. I found it best to make sure that `Display`> `Filter Singles` is selected. This reduces the amount of data on display. Next step is, in the display window, select the site you are interested and from the right mouse menu select `Graph` >`Keep Selected`. Now you should have a single web site with around 10 `related` sites. You can now expand by selecting the plus sign on any web site shown which gives a further 10 results. Putting in sites that you are you know about eg google.co.uk, bbc.co.uk quickly gives an idea of what `related sites` means. Versions of it are also available for visualizing Amazon and Facebook relationships.