At work, it’s mine.html which is a file I wrote and edit with a few links, which I call my ‘mostest favorites’.
At home, none as Chrome opens w/ icons of the last 6 (or 8?) sites I was at.
Me too. I made a custom Google search page using the classic simpler style.
But really I don’t use a home page/button any more. Firefox is set up to automatically bring up the tabs from my last session. And when I open a new tab, Firefox shows a bunch of recently visited sites.
Mark me down as another person that started with Yahoo! for a long, long time. I’ve dumped it and been looking for something “newsy” but not too “newsy.” Weird, I know, but I start with The Atlantic Wire for now.
Almost all of you are TOTALLY MISSING THE DRIFT. MyYahoo is not a “homepage”, like a simple google.com search. It is a huge, customizable RSS feeds and quick-links page.
To “It’s Not Rocket Surgery!”:
I use protopage. Pageflakes was another good one, similar to old MyYahoo, but Pageflakes has gone bye-bye, just like the “good, old” MyYahoo.
http://webtrends.about.com/od/personalizedstartpages/tp/Top-Personalized-Start-Pages.htm