What is your start page?

[wmmk]

Blank page, but my home page is a collection of searches I put together.

how'd you do that? looks cool! i'd love that, just with another search box for MRoogle🙂

 

[risc]

 

[ChrisBrightwell]

I can't be the only digg fanatic here?!?

I gave up on Digg a long time ago.

 

[radiantm3]

I have a page I created that sits locally in my ~/sites/ folder (so it loads quickly and works offline). I have random flickr images loading at the top, my del.icio.us bookmarks generated on the right side, links to current projects running locally on my computer, and a few other useful links.

 

[Bern]

my .Mac account page is my start page.

 

[MacSA]

www.spaceweather.com

🙂

 

[demallien]

clusty.com

chttp://clusty.com

A search engine with a difference. It does clustering of unusual words that it finds on page results from a raw search, and suggests these as refinements to your search. Genius! Not too good when you want to access websites that use a language other than English though, in which case it's back to good 'ol Google

 

[Glenn Wolsey]

I can't be the only digg fanatic here?!?

Hell no! Digg.com here too 🙂

 

[GodBless]

Blank page, but my home page is a collection of searches I put together.

Do I see widgets hovering above a blank web page? 😀

Either that or you need to get Tiger. 😉

 

[GodBless]

I use a blank page. This way I can type in a URL immediately after opening a new page or quickly strike the tab key to the google search box for a web search. Speed is a friendly tool, constantly clicking the mouse isn't. 😉

 

[Deepdale]

It has been set to Yahoo for some time now ... it gives me a quick look at all the "wonderful" things happening in this world.

 

[purelithium]

I use firefox, and I have www.thestar.ca as my homepage, as I live right next to Toronto.

 

[sushi]

Just curious as to what everyone uses as their start page on their browser of choice. I use Google, but that seems a little superfluous when both Safari and Camino (the other browser I use) have google search built in.

Google news.

http://news.google.com/

 

[steelfist]

the apple start page. i'm just too used to it. maybe i'l switch to popsci magazine webpage. i'm a new reader of that magazine.

 

[gauchogolfer]

ESPN.com, although I find I usually end up immediately opening a new tab to get gmail and MR started. A blank page might not be a bad idea, either.

 

[Mr. Anderson]

https://forums.macrumors.com/

sad but true - and then I'll open 3 or 4 more tabs when I start in the morning - cnn.com, google.com and lwg3d.org and others 😀

D

 

[Yvan256]

I always use a blank page. I hate it when I open a new window and a site I don't want to visit starts to load.

Same here, for the same reasons.

 

[iBrow]

Plain old Google.

 

[dobbin]

news.bbc.co.uk

I like to know whats going on and I read the news several times a day.

 

[jadekitty24]

It used to be MR. Now it's Nascar.com. It usually depends on where in the racing season we are. When the season is over it will be back to MR.

 

[Mitthrawnuruodo]

I use a page I host locally, that gathers daily comic strips from various locations:

 

[reh]

how'd you do that? looks cool! i'd love that, just with another search box for MRoogle🙂

It's just HTML and a wee bit of CSS. You can download the zip containing all the files. I just keep it in my sites folder, but it'll work most anywhere.

 

[reh]

Do I see widgets hovering above a blank web page? 😀

Either that or you need to get Tiger. 😉

I've had a search page of some variety for long before Tiger came out (and yes, I do use Tiger). I find my page to be a slicker alternative to a bunch of widgets taking up dashboard space and system resources (they use a decent amount of memory).

 

[Ish]

BBC 5 day weather forecast

 

[yellow]

At the Dojo of Google-Fu. http://www.google.com