Power Digger:

The power digger can used to find type-in domains using a creative approach. The Google power digger accepts a keyword, or a list of keyword which it then queries in Google. From the results, the digger extracts X words to the left and to the right (each is optional) of the original keyword in each result. So, for example, if our original keyword was "forum" the result should look something similar to (note, results may have changed by the time you've read this file since they are dependent on the search engine):

The digger can be configured to extract X words in front of the keyword and Y behind the keyword. It can also mix the newly extracted words into various combinations and filter the final domain using the filter criteria.

From the example above for "Forum", D.R.T. the first result "math forum" was turned into "mathforum.com" and then mixed to "forummath.com". While in this case "forummath.com" doesn't necessarily make sense, in other situations mixing words can produce fruitful results.

The digger will use proxy settings from the "Google Link Popularity" proxy setting in the "Proxy Settings" window. So, if "Google Link Popularity" proxy setting is checked, then proxies will be used, otherwise they will not be used.

Exporting these results into the scan list and checking them for Overture score yields more interesting results.