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Just curious, to what website are you directed when you open up your favorite browser?
lisab said:I recently started using Chrome. It uses something similar to what Insanity said, a page that features snapshots of my most frequented sites.
Oddly, it doesn't list PhysicsForums or Google, which are certainly my #1 and #2, respectively. Wonder why that is....
TheStatutoryApe said:How is chrome? I have always used Opera but have been considering changing.
lisab said:Like Sakha says, it makes google apps work lightning fast. But lots of things don't work (most video, such as youtube). So, I'd give it a mixed-to-negative review...but I use it when I use google apps.
CINA said:I use opera and open to a blank page. The browser opens faster, then I have a list of quick launch buttons for my most visited sites.
I recently started using Chrome. It uses something similar to what Insanity said, a page that features snapshots of my most frequented sites.
Oddly, it doesn't list PhysicsForums or Google, which are certainly my #1 and #2, respectively. Wonder why that is...
wajed said:IE8: about:blank
Firefox: (nothing)
Chrome: The original homepage.
Actually no need to open Google as a homepage, IE8 has a search bar, so does Firefox; and in Chrome search works through navigation bar itself.
Greg Bernhardt said:ya'll are really missing out on some brownie points right now
Lisa! said:Google!
You know changing the homepage to google s always the 1st thing I do when I work with other computers
TheStatutoryApe said:Not Yahoo!? ;-p
Greg Bernhardt said:ya'll are really missing out on some brownie points right now
A homepage is the main or starting page of a website. It is the first page that appears when you visit a website and typically contains links to other pages within the website.
Knowing what others use as their homepage can provide insight into popular websites and trends. It can also help you discover new websites and resources that you may not have known about before.
You can find out what others use as their homepage by simply asking them or conducting a survey. You can also browse online forums and discussions to see what websites people frequently mention or recommend.
No, it is not necessary to have a homepage. Some websites may choose to have a different landing page or may not have a designated homepage at all. However, having a clear and organized homepage can make it easier for users to navigate and access the content on a website.
Yes, you can change your homepage. Most web browsers allow you to customize your homepage to your preferred website. You can also change your homepage by simply typing in a different URL or by setting a new homepage in your browser's settings.