Do You "Skin" Your Browser Start Page?

Published on September 28, 2010 By Island Dog In Personal Computing

Well maybe skinning isn't the correct word for this. How about "customize" your browser start page? I have used iGoogle for ages as my browser start page. It displays some news headlines, a few RSS feeds, my inbox, weather info, etc.

So back to the question. Do you "customize" your browser start page?

Post a screenshot if you do!

Comments (Page 2)

UmbralAngel

on Oct 06, 2010

i use a html page that just has a background image and some hyperlinks to my most commonly visited sites.

_yorgaSh_

on May 24, 2013

Same for me, simple homepage with hyperlinks.

Also while we're at it, I'm quite fond of how skinnable Opera can get, even if still ways behind Firefox.

Opera and homepage

Jafo

on May 24, 2013

Antique thread...

But here it's just boring old IE9 with 4 'home pages'...auto-loading WC Admin....WC...Flightsim.com and Sim-outhouse.com ...

MarvinKosh

on May 25, 2013

Actually, instead of a start page on my desktop, I use Session Manager to restore the tabs that I last had up. Usually there are a few pages that I'm working on and having them load up every time saves me the trouble of navigating.

LightStar

on May 25, 2013

I just have multiple tabs open up to the pages I want to see.

Wow, I didn't realize this thread was that old.

captainmoonlight

on May 25, 2013

Yes I do all so webpages. my speed dial (Ice Dragon Comodo) my speed dial (Ice dragon ) comodo

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