RWW - Twitter RWW  July 28, 2010  feed Open question: do you still use a "start page"? (Netvibes, iGoogle, MyYahoo, Live.com, etc) Writing a post, so pls tell me if your thoughts.

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  • monkeysplat - Twitter monkeysplat  1,525  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww twitter and Gmail are my start pages now :)

  • DrewCarls - Twitter DrewCarls  1,298  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww I have "one" but never open a browser to it, or for very long.

  • sauravj - Twitter sauravj  251  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww iGoogle, good way for information management.

  • bostonmarketer - Twitter bostonmarketer  7,711  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww No, My default tab is chrome's page with the boxes for recent sites. I usually just type right into browser to search directly

  • stvjackson - Twitter stvjackson  38  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww Yes, I use NetVibes. Easy access to my feeds, and since I keep my browser open all the time, it's easier to get to than readers.

  • sbspalding - Twitter sbspalding  3,223  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww Not as a default, though I head over to iGoogle for movie times and other errata.. And I use Feedly for RSS stuff.

  • siavogel - Twitter siavogel  526  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww Yes . I use iGoogle as startpage and still enjoy it.

  • stevejberry - Twitter stevejberry  430  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww i use igoogle only when my wife is travelling so i can stalk her with the little lattitude app.

  • TimBull - Twitter TimBull  787  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww Not for years - was Google for long time, but now closest I have to a start page is Chrome's home

  • alanashley - Twitter alanashley  525  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww blank start page. Quick load is the main reason.

  • sdisston - Twitter sdisston  53  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww Yes, IGoogle, but most of the times I skip right past it to a specific site.

  • rawmeet - Twitter rawmeet  626  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww absolutely not. I have 4 start tabs - meebo, gmail, greader and yFinance

  • dchiang732 - Twitter dchiang732  136  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww 1. myYahoo 2. netvibes 3. iGoogle - based on initial investment and inability to easily port my settings

  • RCMBartley - Twitter RCMBartley  343  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww Tried Netvibes and iGoogle. Start pages have never been able to keep my attention. Prefer Safari's opening page of 12 fav sites. Useful

  • yeongym - Twitter yeongym  48  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww Use my own html page with links to frequently used sites. It is much more compact and loads way faster!

  • KennedyPittman - Twitter KennedyPittman  530  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww no, never have liked any of them enough

  • Mishon8 - Twitter Mishon8  9,507  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww igoogle but default home is most visited thumbnail view

  • jannisg - Twitter jannisg  125  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww I use iGoogle as my start page, i like having a brief overlook of some feeds while using Fever° for my actual RSS feeds.

  • Devindra - Twitter Devindra  3,504  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww Used Netvibes for years, but now I just stick with the Chrome startup screen

  • bsnlpk - Twitter bsnlpk  2  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww I am using iGoogle on start page because it has not any advertise in start page.

  • MadLid - Twitter MadLid  1,882  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww of course, @techmeme

  • siavogel - Twitter siavogel  526  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww Startpage: reading the news and going to gmail and Google reader first every time I start laptop. IGoogle thus.

  • vikramkansara - Twitter vikramkansara  663  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww my "start page" is Tweet Deck

  • trib - Twitter trib  5,283  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww not for a long time. Browser opens last opened tabs and syncs across machines.

  • Ted - Twitter Ted  529  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww Nope. I just Google search whatever in the bar in Chrome or hip up any number of bookmarks. Start page = slow load.

  • econwriter5 - Twitter econwriter5  2,590  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww Leave default setting. I tend to open multiple tabs, in multiple browsers, so don't pay attention to start page.

  • igogarcia - Twitter igogarcia  218  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww yup! At least the dashboard you create in iGoogle has the most important things at first glance. It's up to you how to enrich it :)

  • williamgarrity - Twitter williamgarrity  204  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww My start is 8 tabs: Gmail, Google Reader, Fb, Outlook Web Access, iGoogle for bookmark collections, my own site, RTM, Read It Later

  • blake - Twitter blake  1,035  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww I start with 'about:blank' and then go to the first site that comes to mind which is usually @techmeme or Fever

  • ant_auth - Twitter ant_auth  120  July 28, 2010  Reply

    @rww never have. Too much noise. Yet I love Twitter ....

 
 

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  • VeroniqueR - Twitter VeroniqueR  1,921  July 28, 2010  Reply

    RT @rww: Open question: do you still use a "start page"? (Netvibes, iGoogle, MyYahoo, Live.com, etc) Writing a post, so pls tell me if y ...

 

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